Currently when wgetpaste is called with multiple input files, it concatenates all output and uploads it as a single file with cat filename as beginning of file marks.
If the files are of different types or from different languages, when uploading to gist.github.com, the syntax highlighting engine there has a hard time and often makes the paste hard to read.
Since gists support upload of multiple files by passing multiple entries in the "files" section of the json payload, I'd like to request support for this in wgetpaste instead of the concatenating approach.
I am not familiar with the other pasting engines. Do they also have some kind of multiple file support?
zlin
commented
8 years ago
Currently when wgetpaste is called with multiple input files, it concatenates all output and uploads it as a single file with
cat filenameas beginning of file marks.If the files are of different types or from different languages, when uploading to gist.github.com, the syntax highlighting engine there has a hard time and often makes the paste hard to read.
Since gists support upload of multiple files by passing multiple entries in the
"files"section of thejsonpayload, I'd like to request support for this in wgetpaste instead of the concatenating approach.I am not familiar with the other pasting engines. Do they also have some kind of multiple file support?