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When installing a definition we have the choice between
It would be useful to have a --never-overwrite option to automatically skip definitions which already exist in destination.
--never-overwrite
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I'd argue --no-overwrite sounds better
--no-overwrite
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Sounds better indeed :) What would you prefer as a short option? I thought of using -nF maybe, but a single letter would be less confusing
-nF
its probably a rarely used flag, so maybe it won't need a short? I couldnt come up with something better tha -nF either
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When installing a definition we have the choice between
It would be useful to have a
--never-overwrite
option to automatically skip definitions which already exist in destination.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: