João Marcos

I like the `[INPUT]` idea. I just came up with `[ASK]`, `[QUESTION]`,`[CONFIRM]`,`[CHOOSE]`, `[OPTION]` and `[DECIDE]`.

Let's `ASK` @vrmiguel for his `INPUT` so that he can `CHOOSE` an `OPTION` for us, because I can't `DECIDE`.

Zip does not support this, and ~~I'd prefer not to have this flag implemented only for some of the formats~~.

Update: there are 11 "todo" matches (case insensitive) in the repository source. This was done a lot at the start when we were prototyping fast, I do plan on solving...

I don't think this would be possible just because our dependencies do not support this and we don't implement compression/decompression logic for formats (we just use the libraries), that's because...

Hey, thanks for asking. You can try the `musl` version, it's currently our "standard" linux binary that does not require any dependencies. In future releases we might have a `gnu`...

Maybe the person who packaged it didn't have a Linux system to test it on, idk. The script you showed me uses `cargo install` and compiles from source instead of...

About --format, it's related to #134. (I think this issue can focus more on 7z.)

I'd rather wait for other crates than implement it by ourselves (unless someone gets really interested in doing so...), Rust ecosystem is always growing, so I bet that someone will...

We have checks at compile time for disabling outputting color to Windows: https://github.com/ouch-org/ouch/blob/fe6913118d7ae67bc4ddd69a52e657ce5b2633c8/src/utils/colors.rs#L15-L19 Are you saying those are unnecessary and Windows supports it? If you are using Windows, can you...