The import command line utility will silently* fail to work as indended if the --log-dir option is specified as a path without a trailing slash.
Normalize directory paths and validate they exist before using, .e.g:
(def log-dir (io/file (:log-dir options)))
(if-not (.exists (io/file log-dir))
;; will raise if file does not exist
(throw (FileNotFoundException. "Specified log directory does not exist")))
[*] I accidentally did this whilst running the import and got mightly confused,
since the .edn.sort.gz files were created but in the parent directory of the path I specified (due to use of string concatenation)
The import command line utility will silently* fail to work as indended if the
--log-diroption is specified as a path without a trailing slash.Normalize directory paths and validate they exist before using, .e.g:
[*] I accidentally did this whilst running the import and got mightly confused, since the .edn.sort.gz files were created but in the parent directory of the path I specified (due to use of string concatenation)