Ryan Delaney

This can also be accomplished by looping over the arguments and `shift`ing as we go. Example: ```shell while true ; do case ${1:-} in --help | -\?) usage exit 0...

Edit: I misread this, I will try again after my coffee

> This allows us to use any order of the flags because the case statement is only being used to set the variables and not to run any functions. Yes,...

```shell -b | --browser) [ -z "$2" ] && print_error "missing arg for $1" || BROWSER="$2"; shift ;; ``` I think you will need `shift 2` there or else only...

True. I'm not used to doing it that way, but it should work.

Any update on that 1.0.0? 😄

Yeah `-y` is short for `--side-by-side`. `colordiff` isn't necessary, that's just muscle memory on my part. GNU `diff` is the same. I could give it a shot except rust isn't...

> It talks about default values and environment variables, IMHO. Agreed. This issue is meant as a feature request to extend the existing functionality.

The ask is for an option to set the priority.

I'm curious about updates as well. We have a datadog container running in ECS Fargate that does not restart after being killed due to OOM errors. Has any progress been...