list_all_resources does not handle subdirectories well

In ocrd_utils.list_all_resources (used by a processor’s --list-resources and resmgr’s --list-installed), entries that are themselves directories do not get traversed recursively.

That’s okay if the processor takes directory resources (e.g. ocrd-calamari-recognize’s h5/json checkpoint dirs), but not if its resources are files in subdirectories (e.g. ocrd-tesserocr-recognize’s script/*.traineddata or configs/*).

So IMO a better behaviour would be to list all such directories recursively.

[krvoigt]

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[bertsky]

Are you sure you have reinstalled or installed with pip install -e

Yes, I am sure. Clone of core is at 836eb05e791a196ea7f7e00b6f7438d74ebca582, I used make install, and venv reports:

ocrd, version 2.30.0

I can still see the directory entries.

(and we really need to sort this output)

speaking of which: in #792 I have added sorting via https://github.com/OCR-D/core/pull/792/commits/d108dd06392caed06286b2c3ebb7ac491581e6a7, but that only gives sorted output of ocrd resmgr, not of TOOL -L. So I should probably move the line to ocrd_utils.list_all_resources