More Unix cp-style input/output arguments processing #4
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More Unix cp-style input/output arguments processing
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Agreed, thanks a lot! |
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Arian, is it possible to publish new version? We are using CoverJS in open source development and it is not very good to have personal forks in package.json. |
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done! On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 2:20 PM, Sergey Kryzhanovsky <
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The problem was in usages like
bin/coverjs --recursive --output covered mytest/*. The result of this call was../covered/mytest/.., which is wrong (or, better to say, not very common) —cpwill copy the content of the folder, not the folder itself. So this patch is the fix of such cases.