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I'd like to have a single --bare switch that mimics this
dust -c -b -d 1 . | sed "s/[^[:alnum:]+-. ]//g"
dust is incredibly fast, but still on huge trees there is some waiting game, it would be helpful if intermediate results are shown (unsorted, maybe with some rules like show only stuff bigger than). My try at such behavior.
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I don't want to show intermediate results. That would result in the screen being constantly redrawn and it would break tools like grep.
I want to do a better job supporting screen-readers see here: Play nicer with Screen Readers #270 - This might fit well with your 'bare' mode. For now I suggest you alias dustbare='dust -c -b -d 1 . | sed "s/[^[:alnum:]+-. ]//g"'
I'm going to close this but I might come back to the bare mode.
I'd like to have a single --bare switch that mimics this
dust -c -b -d 1 . | sed "s/[^[:alnum:]+-. ]//g"
dust is incredibly fast, but still on huge trees there is some waiting game, it would be helpful if intermediate results are shown (unsorted, maybe with some rules like show only stuff bigger than). My try at such behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: