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I am converting a workflow from s3cmd to s5cmd, and didn't notice that s5cmd doesn't support recursive. I had redirected the ls to a file(for later processing with shell tools), and the script was failing(via set -e). I would have expected an error to be printed to stderr, like any other tool, so I was initially confused.
If s5cmd detects an error with cmdline arguments, it should print the help text to stderr, not stdout.
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I am converting a workflow from s3cmd to s5cmd, and didn't notice that s5cmd doesn't support recursive. I had redirected the
ls
to a file(for later processing with shell tools), and the script was failing(via set -e). I would have expected an error to be printed to stderr, like any other tool, so I was initially confused.If s5cmd detects an error with cmdline arguments, it should print the help text to stderr, not stdout.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: