Full directory paths in helm-do-grep-ag #2739
Description
Suggestion
When using helm-do-grep-ag to search a large directory tree it would be very helpful if the filenames could include directory paths.
Description
The venerable but obsoleted helm-ag package had the desired behavior. Example output showing lots of files all named _data.tf which exist under various subdirectories. With the full paths it is easy to tell them apart. Not so with helm-do-grep-ag sadly. In this example I grepped for "eks".
terraform-state-eks/terraform/ode/core-ode/_data.tf:76: name = "terraform-state-eks-core-build-01"
terraform-state-eks/terraform/ode/core-ode/_data.tf:81:data "aws_eks_clusters" "pre_check_cluster" {}
terraform-state-eks/terraform/ode/core-ode/_data.tf:87:data "aws_ami" "eks" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/build-dev/core-builddev-01/_data.tf:56: name = "terraform-state-eks-core-infra-dev"
terraform-state-eks/terraform/build-dev/core-builddev-01/_data.tf:71:data "aws_eks_clusters" "pre_check_cluster" {}
terraform-state-eks/terraform/build-dev/core-builddev-01/_data.tf:77:data "aws_ami" "eks" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/engage/staging/eks-staging-01/_data.tf:41:data "terraform_remote_state" "eks_core_build_01" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/engage/staging/eks-staging-01/_data.tf:46: name = "terraform-state-eks-core-build-01"
terraform-state-eks/terraform/engage/staging/eks-staging-01/_data.tf:61:data "aws_eks_clusters" "pre_check_cluster" {}
terraform-state-eks/terraform/engage/staging/eks-staging-01/_data.tf:63:data "aws_ami" "eks" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/sandbox/core-sandbox/_data.tf:61:data "terraform_remote_state" "eks_core_build_01" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/sandbox/core-sandbox/_data.tf:66: name = "terraform-state-eks-core-build-01"
terraform-state-eks/terraform/sandbox/core-sandbox/_data.tf:71:data "aws_eks_clusters" "pre_check_cluster" {}
terraform-state-eks/terraform/sandbox/core-sandbox/_data.tf:77:data "aws_ami" "eks" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-dev/_data.tf:61:data "terraform_remote_state" "eks_core_build_01" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-dev/_data.tf:66: name = "terraform-state-eks-core-build-01"
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-dev/_data.tf:71:data "aws_eks_clusters" "pre_check_cluster" {}
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-dev/_data.tf:77:data "aws_ami" "eks" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-infra-dev/_data.tf:61:data "aws_eks_clusters" "pre_check_cluster" {}
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-infra-dev/_data.tf:67:data "aws_ami" "eks" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-infra-dev/_data.tf:113: name = "terraform-state-eks-core-builddev-01"
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-infra-dev/_data.tf:118:data "terraform_remote_state" "eks_core_build_01" {
terraform-state-eks/terraform/dev/core-infra-dev/_data.tf:123: name = "terraform-state-eks-core-build-01"```
### Solutions
My current solution is to install helm-ag manually because this functionality is essential in my working environment.