Closed DmitryOlkhovoi closed 2 years ago
ok, >
works on windows, but probably it will be good to have output to file :) Thanks
I think that outputting to a file will require a few more configuration properties and in the end you get a long version of >
(something like --target=c:\temp\licenses.json
).
IMHO it is not worth the effort :disappointed:
I did output with linux command
>
but it wont work on windows. Is it possible to configure this tool to output into file by default?