sct paths

Print the directories and files sct uses by default, and show exactly which path-resolution rule won on this machine.

When to use: diagnosing "where does sct look for the database / embeddings / config?", or confirming which artefact a bare command (no --db) will pick up. The full resolution rules are in Path resolution; this command shows the result of applying them here and now.

Usage

sct paths

Takes no arguments.

Example

sct paths

data home:       ~/.local/share/sct                                default
config home:     ~/.config/sct                                     default
config file:     ~/.config/sct/config.toml                         exists

database:        ./snomed.db                                       cwd
embeddings:      ~/.local/share/sct/data/snomed-embeddings.arrow    data home, canonical name

trud releases:   ~/.local/share/sct/releases                       3 files
trud data:       ~/.local/share/sct/data                           6 files

Each row shows the resolved path and, on the right, which rule in the discovery chain produced it (explicit flag → env var → current directory → config file → data-home canonical name → newest matching file). A ─ with "not found" means no artefact of that kind was discovered - pass an explicit --db / --embeddings, or build one. The trud releases / trud data rows show the directories sct trud download writes into and how many files are currently there.