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Hello,
For a lot a bad reasons beyond of my control, I have to deal (sometimes) with single directory with a lot files (millions) at the same level.
Right now, xcp has to use the -r/--recursive option when the source is a directory:
Error: Invalid source: Source is directory and --recursive not specified.
I'd like to use xcp to copy the content of this directory non-recursively. xcp would only copy files (and create empty directories ?).
It looks like xcp could leverage the min_depth/max_depth function of Walkdir builder to allow non recursive directory copy.
Sorry this is really an RFE without an associated pull request, but my rust skills are non-existent at the moment.
Thank you for this project. This is a fantastic contribution to the space of data movement.
Jean-Baptiste
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Hello,
For a lot a bad reasons beyond of my control, I have to deal (sometimes) with single directory with a lot files (millions) at the same level.
Right now, xcp has to use the -r/--recursive option when the source is a directory:
Error: Invalid source: Source is directory and --recursive not specified.
I'd like to use xcp to copy the content of this directory non-recursively. xcp would only copy files (and create empty directories ?).
It looks like xcp could leverage the min_depth/max_depth function of Walkdir builder to allow non recursive directory copy.
Sorry this is really an RFE without an associated pull request, but my rust skills are non-existent at the moment.
Thank you for this project. This is a fantastic contribution to the space of data movement.
Jean-Baptiste
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: