Added non-recursive directory traversal option to u2c#966
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Added non-recursive directory traversal option to u2c#96628add11 wants to merge 1 commit into9001:hovudstraumfrom
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Hey! And thanks, great idea -- not sure how I haven't come across the usecase yet hehe I'll merge this in time for the next version, but it'll be a few weeks -- sorry for leaving it hanging until then :> |
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Hello,
I thought it was a bit annoying that I couldn't choose to not upload subdirectories with u2c.py, so I added a new --nr flag that does just that. It's pretty small but I think it's helpful enough to warrant a PR.
Please let me know if I missed something or if I accidentally broke something. It works from my windows machine and from WSL on that same machine, unfortunately I don't have any MacOS devices to test on.
Cheers
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