Release - v2.2.21

Release Notes

Added the ability to export the results to a .CSV file. The CSV file data will not be rounded and will also not contain the totals or other "decoration."

Release - v2.2.18

Release Notes

Simply a rollup of several smaller changes

• Updated dependent libraries
• Switched to using Apache Shade to build the executable jar file (FatJar)
• Added an execution wrapper for the SNAP distribution
• Updated Copyright date in the code

Release - v2.2.14

Release Notes

This release is simply a rollup of minor fixes, minor changes, and library updates. There is no need to upgrade unless you'd like the latest.

Release - v2.2.6

Release Notes:

There are a few changes with this release:

• Corrected bug in the output display when using the -z no color switch. The spinner uses ANSI escape sequences, even if color is not used. I've disabled the spinner if -z is used. And yes, the bouncy-ball spinner is the coolest thing about the program :-)
• Made some small speed improvements with the debug code. There were several things being looped through that were not needed unless we were in debug mode. This has been corrected.
• Updated jansi to version 2.3.3.

NOTE

You don't need to build DirSize to use it. The quoter.jar file attached to the releases is directly executable. To run it, in a command prompt with java in your path, simply execute java -jar dirsize.jar

Release - v2.2.4

Release Notes

Collection of small updates rolled into this release.

• Library updates
• Improved error handling
• Update to copyright dates
• Improvements to code readability

NOTE

You don't need to build DirSize to use it. The quoter.jar file attached to the releases is directly executable. To run it, in a command prompt with java in your path, simply execute java -jar dirsize.jar

Release - v2.2.0

Release Notes

Added a query to GitHub to show the latest DirSize release when doing a -v command line switch. This should make it easier for people to see when there is a new version available.

Note, that if you are using DirSize via a SNAP on Linux, you should always be running the latest version. Something this is a newer point release than what's on GitHub.

Release - v2.1.0

Release Notes

• Added -z command line switch to disable colorized output

Release - v2.0.0

Added a header row to the exported CSV output.

NOTE

You don't need to build dirsize to use it. The quoter.jar file attached to the releases is directly executable. To run it, in a command prompt with java in your path, simply execute java -jar dirsize.jar

Release - v1.2.0

Summary

With this release I added the Reverse Sorting -r switch. This reverses the default sort and will vary by sorting type. Here is the impact to the various sorting options.

Size Sorting -ss

Size Sorting is the default sorting algorithm. It will display in descending order with the largest sizes at the top. The reverse sorting switch -r will display in ascending order.

File Sorting -sf

This is the same as size sorting. If you are using File Size Sorting, reverse sorting -r will display the output in ascending order.

Directory Sorting -sd

With directory sorting it's the opposite. It's normally in ascending alphabetical order. Reverse sorting -r will reverse that.

NOTE:

You don't need to build dirsize to use it. The dirsize.jar file attached to the releases is directly executable. To run it, in a command prompt with java in your path, simply execute java -jar dirsize.jar

Release - v1.1.0

Added the export (-x filename) support. Just something from the todo list.