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This was carried on from `iso-info` with the original plan of making it a drop in replacement. However, given that this has been renamed to `iso-ls`, it now can be an independent program, and is free to make improvements or shed options that are not so useful. Always use rock ridge extensions for files that support them.
This is better displayed by default in the metadata section.
Update to print metadata only when this option is set.
Make the program try reading the file as a UDF filesystem first, followed by a fallback to ISO 9660 if that fails.
The option had been carried over from `iso-info` is not really useful.
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For a start, this lists out contents of all directories, recursively, like In the next iteration, things like short listing, restricted listing to a given path can be added, to make things more akin to POSIX |
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LGTM - a great start! |
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iso-lshas inherited a lot of the problematic design and options fromiso-info, in an attempt to be a drop-in replacement.That goal has been dropped in favor of having a breaking, yet improved tool.
These changes are a start:
iso-info.Closes #1