Summary
docs find-replace --format markdown silently does nothing — no error, no replacement, no output. The same command works correctly with --format plain.
Steps to Reproduce
# 1. Write a placeholder to an existing doc
gog docs write <docId> --text "REPLACE_ME"
# 2. Try to replace with markdown formatting
gog docs find-replace <docId> "REPLACE_ME" "## Heading" --format markdown --first -v
# Output: only debug lines, no replacement count, no error
# time=... level=DEBUG msg="creating client options with custom scopes" ...
# time=... level=DEBUG msg="client options with custom scopes created successfully" ...
# 3. Verify — placeholder is still there
gog docs cat <docId>
# Output: REPLACE_ME
Expected Behavior
The placeholder text should be replaced with the markdown content, rendered as rich text (heading formatting applied).
Actual Behavior
- No replacement occurs
- No error message
- No output (no
replacements count shown)
- The document remains unchanged
Working Comparison
# This works correctly:
gog docs find-replace <docId> "REPLACE_ME" "replaced" --format plain --first
# Output: replacements 1
Also tested with --content-file
gog docs find-replace <docId> "REPLACE_ME" --format markdown --first --content-file ./content.md
Same result — silently does nothing.
Environment
- gogcli version: v0.12.0 (c18c58c 2026-03-09)
- OS: macOS (arm64)
Related
Summary
docs find-replace --format markdownsilently does nothing — no error, no replacement, no output. The same command works correctly with--format plain.Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
The placeholder text should be replaced with the markdown content, rendered as rich text (heading formatting applied).
Actual Behavior
replacementscount shown)Working Comparison
Also tested with
--content-fileSame result — silently does nothing.
Environment
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docs writealso lacks markdown rendering support