peter-joo

The TIME_STYLE way also fails: `TIME_STYLE='+%Y.%m.%d-%H.%M.%S.%N' lsd` output: `lsd: Not a valid date format: +%Y.%m.%d-%H.%M.%S.%N.`

That's a very good, correct and fast response, thank you for that :) However the formatting part for %f does not work: `lsd --date='+%Y.%m.%d-%H.%M.%S.%3f'` output: `error: Invalid value for '--date...

Great, thanks for the confirmation! What am I supposed to do with this ticket? Rename the title? Enter an other one? Leave it like this?

it works, thank you :) >lsd --date='+%Y.%m.%d-%H.%M.%S.%3f' .rw-r--r-- pj MANJARO 2022.08.20-14.02.01.069 45207 junk.dat You may want to close this issue.

Well, I really wanted to describe **what** to achieve, not **how** to achieve. Also I agree, a previous ticket was by someone who used awk to parse lsd's output and...

It is perfectly up to you and up to the project owners, other contributors, etc. how to do it. For me even the `--size=fancy_bytes` works :)

it works for me now, my estimation is that I had a six weeks ban.

> It's surprising to me that this is ambigious given that the relevant constructors of `OID` are `explicit`. > > Does this patch (untested) address the issue for you? >...

It seems to me, that the reason is this constructor: ``` OID(std::string_view str) ``` This creates the possibility of an alternative implicit conversion chain during construction. Clang assumes that the...