Running on macOS Monterey 12.6, I can not get --usage to work. All of the following commands generate no output even though the current directory has a handful of files with either Blue or Green tags:
tag --usagetag --usage '*'tag --usage Blue,Greentag --usage Blue,Green *tag --usage '*' *
Using -u instead of --usage behaves the same way.
If I do the last command while the current directory is a large NAS connected directory, it takes a while to run, but still generates no output. So, I think it is doing something with each file, but it is not finding or outputting any tags.
However, if I execute tag -m Blue or tag -m Green, I see the expected list of files based on the tags that are present.
Running on macOS Monterey 12.6, I can not get --usage to work. All of the following commands generate no output even though the current directory has a handful of files with either Blue or Green tags:
tag --usagetag --usage '*'tag --usage Blue,Greentag --usage Blue,Green *tag --usage '*' *Using -u instead of --usage behaves the same way.
If I do the last command while the current directory is a large NAS connected directory, it takes a while to run, but still generates no output. So, I think it is doing something with each file, but it is not finding or outputting any tags.
However, if I execute
tag -m Blueortag -m Green, I see the expected list of files based on the tags that are present.