Use the -o flag to specify the filename
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Looks like some connections timed out during the tests, but it appears these are unrelated to my changes? |
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Hm, this is probably a good idea. I seem to have broken the PR in merging some of the other doc updates, but I'll try to come back to it once I'm done with my pass on the easier to merge PRs today. |
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Thanks @terriko ! |
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This PR builds upon #410 and uses the open source convention of the
-oflag specifying the filename. This convention is used by many high profile open source projects, including, gcc, wget, and curl.Since the
-oflag was taken to specify the output format, I switched this with the-fflag (which prior to this PR specified the filename).I have added documentation to reflect this.