No. With copy it'll replace file3 since source and dest are different.
He's essentially looking for a "don't modify newer files" flag.
No. With copy it'll replace file3 since source and dest are different.
He's essentially looking for a "don't modify newer files" flag.
--ignore-existing Skip all files that exist on destination
or a new flag ignore newer?
Yes. Should be doable. I think. --ignore-newer that is.
Fine, I'll try this.
Does ignore-existing meet what you are asking or if you are looking for a flag like ignore-newer, I think we clarified what you wanted.
You can submit a feature request on github and just link back to the post here and ignore-newer I think it was what you want:
That flag doesn't exist. I was saying it would need to be created. The ignore-existing flag does exist.
Ookay so I'll make the request on GitHub for the ignore-newer.
As soon as I can I'll try ignore-existing but I think it will not work properly
Maybe this flag might be helpful?
-u, --update Skip files that are newer on the destination.
HM.. @asdffdsa mentioned that earlier and for some reason I didn't think that would work but I think I read the doc wrong.
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