Unable to pipe data on Windows

[vladdeSV]

I am attempting to pipe output to klog.exe on Windows, version v2.2 [0bb0d83].

In this example I receive the following error:

$ cat .\time.klg | .\klog.exe total
Error: No input given
Please do one of the following:
    a) pass one or multiple file names as argument
    b) pipe file contents via stdin
    c) specify a bookmark to read from by default

This was attempted using PowerShell 7 (Preview) and Git for Windows (bash) respectively.

[vladdeSV]

Just to be sure, in Git for Windows (bash) I ran the following command

$ cat ./time.klg | vim -

, which successfully piped stdin to vim.

[vladdeSV]

Edit: Forgot to add klog version v2.2 [0bb0d83]. (i am sick and very tired)

[vladdeSV]

I also attempted this using pure cmd.exe (without using Windows Terminal) but received the same error

C:\Users\vladde>echo "2021-04-26" | .\klog.exe total
Error: No input given
Please do one of the following:
    a) pass one or multiple file names as argument
    b) pipe file contents via stdin
    c) specify a bookmark to read from by default

C:\Users\vladde>

[jotaen]

Thanks for reporting, I can reproduce this.

[vladdeSV]

I still experience this issue, even after compiling newest version.

PS C:\Users\vladde> klog version
Command line tool: v2.2  [0bb0d83]
File format: version 1 (RFC)

Checking for newer version...
You already have the latest version!


PS C:\Users\vladde> echo 2020-01-01 | klog json
Error: No input given
Please do one of the following:
    a) pass one or multiple file names as argument
    b) pipe file contents via stdin
    c) specify a bookmark to read from by default
PS C:\Users\vladde>

Tested with PowerShell, Git for Windows (bash), and pure cmd.exe on Windows 10 Pro (19042.928).

[vladdeSV]

If I can help with testing and so forth, tell me and I'll do my best to help out.

[jotaen]

Are you certain you have run the compiled binary and not your globally installed one? Because for the self-compiled binary the version output says Command line tool: v?.? [???????] (unless you configure the build flags manually to set these values explicitly).

[vladdeSV]

You are completely right. I did not properly update my binary.

Works perfectly now 👍