According to logo-ls --help, the -v flag should result in natural sort of (version) numbers within text.
However, I've found that the actual behavior is different from the expected behavior.
As you can see, ls -v arranges the files in the "natural sort", while the output for logo-ls -v is not different from regular logo-ls without any flags.
I'm not sure if this is only an issue on my end, but I could not get this to work.
According to
logo-ls --help, the -v flag should result innatural sort of (version) numbers within text.However, I've found that the actual behavior is different from the expected behavior.
As you can see, ls -v arranges the files in the "natural sort", while the output for logo-ls -v is not different from regular logo-ls without any flags.
I'm not sure if this is only an issue on my end, but I could not get this to work.