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--help doesn't do anything functional so that's not a good example.

• Macha 3y ago
  -R, --group-directories first are some notable, frequent options I use on GNU ls that are missing from MacOS ls. Along with every "long" option, which I like to prefer in scripts to make them more self documenting. exa actually does support both, so in a way it's more compatible with my usage of (GNU) ls than (MacOS) ls is.
  • baz00 3y ago
    -R does work on macOS. It's part of POSIX and macOS is actually certified Unix.