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There's a configuration knob to switch this behavior, but on command line one can only enable sift to follow symlinks (--follow). Would it be feasible to add a counter-part command line option to disable this behavior?
Use case: most of the time I'd prefer to follow symlinks but there are some quite rare cases when I do not want this behavior. Editing ~/.sift.conf to achieve this is much more toil rather than putting e.g. --no-follow on command line.
Thanks in advance.
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There's a configuration knob to switch this behavior, but on command line one can only enable
sift
to follow symlinks (--follow
). Would it be feasible to add a counter-part command line option to disable this behavior?Use case: most of the time I'd prefer to follow symlinks but there are some quite rare cases when I do not want this behavior. Editing
~/.sift.conf
to achieve this is much more toil rather than putting e.g.--no-follow
on command line.Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: