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I don't think that's the case, the default behavior of gnu parallel is to buffer the entire output before outputting. The output will only be interleaved if th

I don't think that's the case, the default behavior of gnu parallel is to buffer the entire output before outputting. The output will only be interleaved if the `--ungroup` option is used. Parallel also has --line-buffer, which will interleave lines, rather than arbitrary bytes.

sigil 11y ago
Are you suggesting that the command argument to `parallel` is shell that's parsed and reinterpreted by `parallel`? Buffering the output would make more sense, but the OP's command isn't outputting to stdout, but rather appending directly to a file.
- gcr 11y ago
  Good point. The command should simply move the >>file outside of the quote, and then it will work.
- coderzach 11y ago
  Oh, yeah, I read it as if the ">>" was outside.