Thayne McCombs
Thayne McCombs
Have you read the troubleshooting guide?
First of all, I don't really understand where this would be useful. Secondly, wouldn't the extension always be the same for the full path and the filename?
I'm not sure what causes that, but fd does not have any kind of cache.
That is referring to _the operating system's_ cache, not anything specific to fd
Do you maybe need to quote the curly braces? Maybe your shell is doing something with those that is interfering with the process? Or maybe there is some kind of...
We could potentially make a single create with mutiple files for the integration tests, like https://momori.dev/posts/organize-rust-integration-tests-without-dead-code-warning/#one-integration-test-crate-with-modules I'm not sure if the is the right thing to do here or not.
That seems reasonable. Although that might require buffering the output in order to avoid confusing console output. There are also likely cases where the user would want the batches to...
> How does normal --exec handle these questions? It saves the output to a buffer, then prints that output in series. For --exec-batch that is less ideal because a single...
> Just checked, that just treats input as file data to scan itself, and quickly finishes Sorry, it should be `clamscan -f -` > Personally I feel like that's a...
That seems reasonable to me.