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Re: [Bug-tar] Feature request (patch): ignore requested members missing
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Pavel Raiskup |
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Re: [Bug-tar] Feature request (patch): ignore requested members missing in archive |
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Tue, 24 Jun 2014 09:44:03 +0200 |
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n Monday 23 of June 2014 21:20:28 Vladimir A. Pavlov wrote:
> How can we solve this? AFAIU you suggest something like reusing
> --ignore-failed-read for the feature in question (correct me if I'm wrong).
Previously, I was thinking about something like that ^^.
> But --ignore-failed-read is not exactly what I mean because:
> 1. it outputs a warning meaning "something unexpected happens":
It could for extraction also.
> 2. according to the sources it means ignoring any read errors, not
> only "existance" ones,
That could behave the same also for extraction, if there are some
non-fatal errors.
> On the contrary, the suggested --ignore-missing suggests that:
> 1. missing member is expected so no warning is necessary when this
> happens,
You can use fine-grained --warning configuration.
> 2. if a member exists but cannot be processed for some other reason,
> an error must still be returned.
I can see ^^ that --ignore-failed-read does not fully meet your
expectations for semantic.
Pavel
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