Maybe I'm missing this but I think it would be nice if there was a subcommand that lists the dedup'ed files by bedup.
I just finished a fresh run, and bedup's output overflowed the terminal history (I know, I shouldn't have forgot to set to infinity, or write a copy of the stdout to a file, but it's done now), and I really need such a feature to handle these duplicates.
Just a naive question: Deduplication (unlike hardlinks) is supposed to be invisible for the user. What is your use case for knowing which files share blocks? (This happens with snapshots as well)
Maybe I'm missing this but I think it would be nice if there was a subcommand that lists the dedup'ed files by bedup.
I just finished a fresh run, and bedup's output overflowed the terminal history (I know, I shouldn't have forgot to set to infinity, or write a copy of the stdout to a file, but it's done now), and I really need such a feature to handle these duplicates.