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Support decompressing to `stdout`

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Normally passing a dash when decompressing with other tools will cause the decompressor to output to stdout. There doesn't seem to be such support in ouch. ```bash echo hello >...

marklit

Support `.7z`

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The title sums up the first part of the request pretty well, 7z is a pretty popular archive format, but 7z supports several different compression formats it supports, so I...

BLucky-gh

Match Info-ZIP's default compression levels

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I compressed a 3,853,508,608-byte SQLite3 file using ouch 0.2.0 and pkzip on macOS 11.6. The resulting zip ouch produced was 611,722,010 bytes which was 1,729,697 bytes smaller than Info-ZIP's version...

marklit

Using `indexmap` could be better than using `linked-hash-map`

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vrmiguel

These targets were previously in our CI but deactivated in #82, because of problems building Zstd (with the `thin` feature ) for these targets. `thin` needs to be disabled those...

vrmiguel

Outputting text to the terminal increases run time by up to 30%

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This percentage will vary depending on the terminal emulator you are using, I tried it with `alacritty`, which is GPU accelerated, and it also slowed it down by the same...

marcospb19

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tilacog

_Originally posted by @dcariotti in https://github.com/ouch-org/ouch/pull/84#discussion_r726548754_ # Problem After running this: ```sh ouch c 1.txt 2.txt archive.lz.tar ``` Ouch shows an error message: ```c [ERROR] Cannot compress to 'archive.lz.tar'. -...

marcospb19

Add color to the dialog response (right before opening stdin)

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It's a subtle change, but:  After the `[Y/n]` part, the `n` written should have some color to emphasize it, like magenta.

marcospb19

This is important before a major release. Just to make sure that the errors are being correctly detected, from the CLI all the way to the conflict in output files,...

marcospb19