The archive-tool check command requires at least two positional arguments (unless the --stdin flag is used), archive and files. This should be changed such that the files argument is optional. If not provided, the base directory from the archive should be taken as the default.
E.g. assume an archive foo.tar.gz having the base directory foo. At the moment, the command
$ archive-tool check foo.tar.gz foo
will check if all files in foo are in the archive. Omitting the files argument yields an error:
$ archive-tool check foo.tar.gz
usage: archive-tool [-h] {create,verify,ls,info,check,diff,find} ...
archive-tool: error: either --stdin or the files argument is required
This should be changed so that the files argument is optional and defaults to foo in this case.
The
archive-tool checkcommand requires at least two positional arguments (unless the--stdinflag is used),archiveandfiles. This should be changed such that thefilesargument is optional. If not provided, the base directory from the archive should be taken as the default.E.g. assume an archive
foo.tar.gzhaving the base directoryfoo. At the moment, the commandwill check if all files in
fooare in the archive. Omitting thefilesargument yields an error:This should be changed so that the
filesargument is optional and defaults tofooin this case.