https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=475439
--- Comment #5 from tagwer...@innerjoin.org ---
(In reply to wooden445 from comment #0)
> With some testing I created another file with the file extension .banana
> (test.banana). I don't find the file if I search for .banana in the same
> folder, but I do find it if I run the search from its parent folder. find ./
> -type f -name "*.[extension]" finds both files.
I thought I ought to try indexing a banana, not something I've tried before :-)
test@neonunstable:~/Testdir$ echo "Hello Penguin" > testfile.banana
test@neonunstable:~/Testdir$ kmimetypefinder testfile.banana
text/plain
test@neonunstable:~/Testdir$ balooshow6 -x testfile.banana
1417afed0da2dd 3977093853 1316783 testfile.banana
[/home/test/Testdir/testfile.banana]
Mtime: 1720439519 2024-07-08T13:51:59
Ctime: 1720439519 2024-07-08T13:51:59
Cached properties:
Line Count: 1
Internal Info
File Name Terms: Fbanana Ftestfile
XAttr Terms:
Plain Text Terms: hello penguin
Property Terms: Mplain Mtext T5 T8 X20-1
lineCount: 1
test@neonunstable:~/Testdir$ baloosearch6 testfile.banana
/home/test/Testdir/testfile.banana
Elapsed: 0.873044 msecs
The important bit is that it is "text/plain" other banana types may not be
indexable...
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