Sebastian Thiel

It does [inherit everything](https://github.com/Byron/open-rs/blob/main/src/unix.rs#L27-L29) by default, but when executing it it will [disable all output](https://github.com/Byron/open-rs/blob/main/src/lib.rs#L328-L331). Maybe it would work better without doing that, assuming that the launcher doesn't output anything...

Thanks a lot for reporting! I think this issue should remain focussed on making the size-on-disk include directories as consumer of a single block. Supporting the `--apparent-size` flag for interactive...

Thanks for the suggestion! It seems to me that [PDU](https://github.com/KSXGitHub/parallel-disk-usage) might be exactly what you want. It's an auto-tree, essentially, and it's faster than `dua` as well. However, I think...

That would certainly be possible given someone investing the time it takes to set it up, including a respective CI build.

Thanks a lot for the suggestion! Currently GitButler uses the Git program to perform the clone from which progress information can be parsed quite trivially from stderr. This could go...

Currently it's not possible to do that. To enable this, one would either have to… * …add a new variant to [`SelectRef`](https://github.com/GitoxideLabs/gitoxide/blob/af0383254422b70d53f27572c415eea2e4154447/gix/src/commit.rs#L104-L170) which is responsible for selecting the available name/commit-id...

Thanks for reporting! The submodules implementation here is very problematic as it's non-standard, trying to be 'smarter' while ending up working correctly only in a small set of cases. Any...

That's great to hear! An IO error means that the deletion failed typically due to permission errors. `trash-cli` also isn't used, the as the `trash` crate is used directly. Closing,...

It's likely that the files also can't be deleted from the trash then - permissions may allow to move them, but still prevent deletion. A good test is also to...

`trash-cli` does the same that `dua` does when deleting single files, but there may be a difference in order when deleting directories. It's hard to say what's really happening here...