Thayne McCombs

The -t option to ls should sort by time, newest first. Maybe xargs is splitting it into multiple calls to ls?

Would piping the fd output to `nl` work? ``` fd -I main.rs ~/Code/GitHub | nl ``` or ``` fd -l main.r ~/Code/GitHub | nl | awk '{ $1 = "["...

Ah I see. You can do something like: ``` fd -l main.r ~/Code/GitHub | nl | awk '{$1 = "[" $1 "]"; print}' | fzf | sed -E 's/^\[[0-9]+\] //'...

Are you sure it's a cycle, and it's not just slow because it is searching all of the root filesystem (`/`)? `fd` does actually detect cycles in symlinks, at least...

I think this would probably require a change to the upstream [`ignore`](https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/tree/master/crates/ignore) crate that fd uses, to support inverting the ignore logic.

That's probably something to ask the owner of that copr repo (keefle?) Or possibly fedora.

Does rar have an option to set the extraction directory?

I'm surprised that `fd -d 2 -e rar -a -x cmd.exe /c "cd {//}; rar x -y -ad {}"` doesn't work though. If I run ``` fd meson -a -x...

In particular the `ignore` crate may be what you want.

I think that would probably require either a separate format, or an option to enable that behavior, because it is also fairly common to have filenames where there is a...