feat: add --no-|show-symlinks flags for filtering output #1028
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Hey thats kinda a duplicate of #518 |
MartinFillon
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Jun 18, 2024
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Ah I didn't notice that previously. We need to decide whether |
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Yes clearly. I think that for the moment |
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@cafkafk this is ready 👍 |
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Currently you can use
--only-dirsand get only directory output, or you can use--only-filesand get only files.Someone requested the ability to hide symlinks (for some MacOS feature where they use symlinks to make their directory structure more unix-like), but I think it makes more sense to also be able to filter and get all directories or all files (symlinks or otherwise), as well as hide symlinks in normal output.