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Currently, you can only bundle a single file or input. Need to support bundling whole directories. User would reference the directory in the bundle request.
Requirements:
Add a flag "--inputs" to the bundle command. This flag will be a comma separated list of files and directories. References will be
checked if they are a directory or file and handled accordingly.
Add a flag "--input-list" to the bundle command. This will point to a text file that has a list of directories and files. It would be something like this:
input-list.txt
=====================
file-ref
file-ref
directory-ref
directory-ref
Directories will be scanned and their whole tree and related files will be included in the bundle. This should include empty paths.
Any file references will be added to the root of the tree, so later open commands will emit them to the root of the output path.
Each node in the tree will contain some properties for the file at that node. This should include:
Name
Date and Time
Any attributes?
For command open, if the bundle is a directory or multiple files, they just provide flag "--output-path" or we will write out everything to the current working directory. If they supply the flag --output-file, indicate an error that this is a directory bundle.
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Currently, you can only bundle a single file or input. Need to support bundling whole directories. User would reference the directory in the bundle request.
Requirements:
Add a flag "--inputs" to the bundle command. This flag will be a comma separated list of files and directories. References will be
checked if they are a directory or file and handled accordingly.
Add a flag "--input-list" to the bundle command. This will point to a text file that has a list of directories and files. It would be something like this:
input-list.txt
=====================
file-ref
file-ref
directory-ref
directory-ref
Directories will be scanned and their whole tree and related files will be included in the bundle. This should include empty paths.
Any file references will be added to the root of the tree, so later open commands will emit them to the root of the output path.
Each node in the tree will contain some properties for the file at that node. This should include:
Name
Date and Time
Any attributes?
For command open, if the bundle is a directory or multiple files, they just provide flag "--output-path" or we will write out everything to the current working directory. If they supply the flag --output-file, indicate an error that this is a directory bundle.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: