...or alternatively, providing a ghjk native port for it. Bsdtar (the libarchive version) supports multiple compression formats out of the box and we can rely on it to have the same flags across platforms. The fact it exposes an executable named bsdtar rather than tar means the ambient port won't mistake it for whatever else.
...or alternatively, providing a ghjk native port for it. Bsdtar (the libarchive version) supports multiple compression formats out of the box and we can rely on it to have the same flags across platforms. The fact it exposes an executable named
bsdtar
rather thantar
means the ambient port won't mistake it for whatever else.