There is a -o switch, to specify an output file.
However, there is no info in the readme/help, about what it does if the file already exists.
There are many possible ways to go. One potential one is:
--output-mode=noclobber (default): Don't overwrite if file exists
--output-mode=clobber: Truncate and replace existing output file.
--output-mode=append: Add to an existing output file.
The last is the option I need right now, which made me think of this. Yes, I know about >> shell redirection for append, but not everyone does, and that isn't practical in all scripting/piping scenarios.
There is a -o switch, to specify an output file. However, there is no info in the readme/help, about what it does if the file already exists.
There are many possible ways to go. One potential one is:
The last is the option I need right now, which made me think of this. Yes, I know about
>>shell redirection for append, but not everyone does, and that isn't practical in all scripting/piping scenarios.