Currently, the output only shows the base name of files, so /etc/hosts shows up as hosts, which can be confusing. Even worse, files with the same base name in different paths will not be differentiated at all.
The solution to this is to prefix files with the directory name that was used on the command line, making sure to also prefix unarchived file paths as well.
joelanford
commented
7 years ago
Currently, the output only shows the base name of files, so
/etc/hostsshows up ashosts, which can be confusing. Even worse, files with the same base name in different paths will not be differentiated at all.The solution to this is to prefix files with the directory name that was used on the command line, making sure to also prefix unarchived file paths as well.