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As with any rule it has good and bad consequences: * good: easy to parse the result, easy to chain. * bad: no progress report, annoying with long duration co
by renox 10y ago
As with any rule it has good and bad consequences:
* good: easy to parse the result, easy to chain.
* bad: no progress report, annoying with long duration commands.
- grive 10y agoIf your command is ongoing, you can argue that the time it is taking is in itself surprising. You expect it to finish at any time. It continuing is the surprise. A marker for its progression is thus, IMO well within the range of respecting this philosophy.
- dangravell 10y agoAs per the article: --verbose