chkstow not showing list of packages

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I have the following setup in my .stowrc file:

--dir=/home/james/opt/stow_all/stow_storage
--target=/home/james/opt/stow_all/stow_appear
--ignore='~'
--ignore='^CVS'

and I have successfully stowed two packages under my target path.

However, when I try:
> chkstow --list
or
> chkstow -l
or
> chkstow -t /home/james/opt/stow_all/stow_appear --list

I get nothing. Wasn't this command supposed to show the packages that I
have installed? Any thoughts on why I get nothing?

Thanks again for providing this great tool to the community. As we move
back to time-shared systems/supercomputers and people lose admin rights to
these systems, installing to local installations is increasingly becoming
more common, and Stow is a perfect fit for this,

~James

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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div><div><div><div><div><div>I have the following setup i=
n my .stowrc file:<br><br>--dir=3D/home/james/opt/stow_all/stow_storage<br>=
--target=3D/home/james/opt/stow_all/stow_appear<br>--ignore=3D&#39;~&#39;<b=
r>--ignore=3D&#39;^CVS&#39;<br>

<br></div>and I have successfully stowed two packages under my target path.=
<br><br></div>However, when I try:<br></div>&gt; chkstow --list<br>or <br>&=
gt; chkstow -l<br></div>or<br>&gt; chkstow -t /home/james/opt/stow_all/stow=
_appear --list<br>

<br></div>I get nothing. Wasn&#39;t this command supposed to show the packa=
ges that I have installed? Any thoughts on why I get nothing?<br><br></div>=
Thanks again for providing this great tool to the community. As we move bac=
k to time-shared systems/supercomputers and people lose admin rights to the=
se systems, installing to local installations is increasingly becoming more=
 common, and Stow is a perfect fit for this,<br>

<br>~James<br></div>

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