In Git Bash, I use the alias fd='MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1 fd --path-separator=/' so that everything is generally done with bash-style path names. This doesn't work with the --exec feature. This makes the output of "grep -H" annoying. The good news is that it functions - grep must accept either file separator. The bad news is that I get a path string I can't usefully copy/paste in the shell to pass to

I would like to parameterize the command name based on the parameters from the parameter list

Currently the --command-name only seem to take into account the first one in the list it would be nice if we could parametrerize the --command-name with the <VAR> as we do in the actual command

Here is a concrete example I'm running

hyperfine "brun -c opt -- //simwork/examples:Hepatitis

I think it would be interesting to try and maintain some level of compatibility with xxd. I recently came across this when following a blog post, trying to use hexyl instead of xxd.

• The most obvious thing would be to introduce (yet another) alias for --length/--bytes, i.e. -l in addition to -n and -c.

Right now they're untrackable

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, there are services that secure website from automation tools like ferret. Some of them send 405 in response to the DOCUMENT function call that make a ferret script fail with an error even though a page is available (not the original page, but usually a page with the captcha).

Describe the solution you'd like
It

Related with nunomaduro/phpinsights#23 will be a great idea to allow set all commands parameters from config/insights.php when is used with php artisan insights.

Maybe something like:

'parameters' => '--format=json -d memo

Description

npkill lists the home directory as a node_modules directory:

Reproduction

1. Run npkill --sort size.
2. Wait for search to complete.
3. Do other tasks, and return to the process.
4. /Users/user/. will appear on the list.

When I run pastel pick in st or urxvt, i get a output like
even though when running this:

awk 'BEGIN{
    s="/\\/\\/\\/\\/\\"; s=s s s s s s s s;
    for (colnum = 0; colnum<77; colnum++) {
        r = 255-(colnum*255/76);
        g = (colnum*510/76);
        b = (c

when browsing, i should be able to perf-check right from the browser and results should be siphoned back to the extension.

It would be great to have a multiple translations of the README.md in order to make it more accessible for non English-speaker to use the tool. These translations will be accessible directly from the English README.md via hyperlinks.

Let's start with our Japanese friends 🗾 👺

If you're a native Japanese-speaker and are willing to help: your contribution would be