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