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My suggestion would be to change to take arguments like this ``` j4-dmenu-desktop -a -b -c --long-arg1 --long-arg2 -- dmenu -dmenu-arg1 -dmenu-arg2 -dmenu-arg3 ``` i.e. after `--` is the dmenu...

After much digging, I found this feature of bash (which means i need to use bash :\\). it solves my exact problem, but obviously doesn't scale well to other escaping...

sure, I could also just tar up my system to back up. I use restic because it's a good tool, I'm just suggesting this particular function could lead to data...

I thought I was being quite clear with > (In my case, I can imagine user putting "cache directories" in their nextcloud, and I would like to keep that backed...

@aawsome I agree with the things you said 100%, I just mean the flag carries some not so obvious risks and it would be useful to give a hint to...

cool, the main thing for me is that the error popup is very annoying. markdown is a fairly free form format so I would think many would choose not use...

I don't think that is enough, I tried putting the sub files alongside m2ts and mpv isn't loading it.

I'm running into the same problem, except I'm transferring from local store to s3 edit: it seems like if I disable the datastore then the migration goes smoothly.

don't systemd already handles logging from stdout/stderr?

upon further thought, why would it log to systemd at all? isn't printing out of stderr enough?