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When including a directory with many files (such as an HTML directory for a web app) the output becomes unusable as every file is listed (it appears) twice.
An option to not list every mapped file would be very useful.
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Sure thing, sounds like a plan. There's already an option for controlling verbosity -v, which I've been meaning to extend towards multiple levels of verbosity, but that's a bigger task.
For the time-being I could just make that particular output 'verbose only'. I think that should do the job, eh. I'll do it on the weekend.
Here you go. -q is the quiet option. It'll only print warnings and errors in this case. I've tested on a few configurations, and I think I've got it covered all now. Also, the default should be a little less noisy now. (the -v verbose option is extremely noisy).
Get latest via go get -u github.com/laher/goxc and then goxc -q.
When including a directory with many files (such as an HTML directory for a web app) the output becomes unusable as every file is listed (it appears) twice.
An option to not list every mapped file would be very useful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: