Support for common flags from GNU ls

Svetlitski / fcp

A significantly faster alternative to the classic Unix cp(1) command, copying large files and directories in a fraction of the time.

BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License

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Open zachriggle opened 2 years ago

zachriggle commented 2 years ago

fcp is pretty great, and I make a lot of use out of it!

One feature that would be nice is a few flags...

[] -n/--no-clobber [] -a/--archive [] -d/--no-dereference [] --preserve={all, mode,ownership,timestamps,context,links,xattr}

The -a and -n are very to prevent overwriting files, as well as preserving extra metadata (especially on macOS!)

Svetlitski commented 2 years ago

fcp already preserves all metadata. Adding -n is definitely something I'll consider if I have time to get around to it.

dwisiswant0 commented 1 year ago

fcp already preserves all metadata. Adding -n is definitely something I'll consider if I have time to get around to it.

Any updates on this?