Enhance !contents to support filtering by Suites tag using -t option #1568
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@fhoeben do you mind reviewing? thanks :) |
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Please don't use .* imports
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it's ok @fhoeben :) |
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Summary
This pull request enhances the existing
!contentsdirective by adding a new optional argument:-t, allowing users to filter listed pages based on theSuitesproperty.Motivation
In many projects, the same suite structure is reused across multiple contexts or products (e.g. Product A, Product B). However, some pages are only relevant to a specific product. Until now, there was no way to filter the
!contentslisting dynamically by tag.This change adds that capability.
New behavior:
-toptionYou can now use
!contentslike this: