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Yeah I just make bunch of bash files (which also contains comment) for specific scenarios.

• Griffinsauce 6y ago
  What's the difference with selecting different config files then?
  • naniwaduni 6y ago
    You don't need a config file for simple cases. There's no firm boundary between simple cases and cases where you'd want to use a config file; it's partly a quantity thing, partly familiarity. It could probably be nicer with a way to specify a file to read options from, but it's not as if there aren't plenty of ways to represent an argv as a text file already, so it doesn't seem like a high priority.
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