Only files who match all the words

[blueray453]

I have a command which show files that match any of the words.

rg --files-with-matches --count-matches --sort path -i -e "use cases?" -e "user stor(y|ies)" -e "Technical debt" -e "Code Quality" -e "software development" -e "Agile Manifesto"

I want a command which will show files that match all the words. All the patterns should have a match in the file (only then the file will the shown in the output).

Is there any solution for that?

[BurntSushi]

Probably what I would do is something like rg foo -l | xargs rg bar -l | xargs rg quux -l.

Otherwise, ripgrep doesn't currently support arbitrary boolean expressions. The typical way to find matching lines containing foo, bar and quux is with a shell pipeline: rg foo | rg bar | rg quux.

See: #875