Both of these actions used to have ", " as a hard-coded field
delimiter. This made it difficult to process the output if, eg.,
a page name had ", " in it. The new --delimiter option makes it
possible to use an arbitrary string as field delimiter, instead.
The delimiter defaults to ", " to avoid breaking things for
existing users.
Both of these actions used to have ", " as a hard-coded field delimiter. This made it difficult to process the output if, eg., a page name had ", " in it. The new --delimiter option makes it possible to use an arbitrary string as field delimiter, instead.
The delimiter defaults to ", " to avoid breaking things for existing users.