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Right now, users must use --input-directory to specify all input files. The name is misleading though, as you can not supply a directory which ffzap will automatically get every eligible file from. Instead, you need to supply every file name individually or use a glob pattern (or the respective equivalent on other systems).
I propose --input-files or maybe just --input.
That's an opportunity to also adjust --input-file as its name is also misleading. You're not inputting a file, but instead a text file containing a list of files to process.
I propose --files-list or something along the lines.
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Right now, users must use
--input-directory
to specify all input files. The name is misleading though, as you can not supply a directory which ffzap will automatically get every eligible file from. Instead, you need to supply every file name individually or use a glob pattern (or the respective equivalent on other systems).I propose
--input-files
or maybe just--input
.That's an opportunity to also adjust
--input-file
as its name is also misleading. You're not inputting a file, but instead a text file containing a list of files to process.I propose
--files-list
or something along the lines.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: