Closed samarism closed 2 years ago
same issue. I try to update the code and remove the exclude-ignore and it runs. I want to know if there is an elegant method to solve it.
We could try to do some sort of platform-detection thing here, or yeah, you can install gnu tar
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Thank you so much. Our laboratory is use only one server so it is inconvenient to modify the basic tool such as tar. It is pretty good if there are some platform-detection. Our OS version is CentOS 7.9.2009. By the way, in our OS, there is also a problem same as issue 496.
Go for it!
Mac uses bsdtar by default which does not have the exclude-ignore flag. I had to install the gnu tar and update the bash file to use gtar instead.