The only way to save data currently is using the ">" operator.
that on the bash causes to write all log data to the desired file, but with that, we can't have access to any kind of possible progress (or even in my case, losing char encoding), it would be great to have an fs function to write a file, at given name in options.
edasque
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5 years ago
The only way to save data currently is using the ">" operator. that on the bash causes to write all log data to the desired file, but with that, we can't have access to any kind of possible progress (or even in my case, losing char encoding), it would be great to have an fs function to write a file, at given name in options.
I could do a PR with this change.