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When I use `rcup`, I get no output, even if a new file is linked: ``` $ rcup $ ``` When I use `rcup -v`, I get a list of every linked file in my dotfiles (boring): ``` $ rcup -v identical /Users/9999years/.cargo/config.toml identical /Users/9999years/.config/1Password/ssh/agent.toml identical /Users/9999years/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml ... ``` This displays when new files are linked at all log levels: ``` $ rcup ln ~/.dotfiles/my-new-dotfile ~/.my-new-dotfile ``` Is this OK, or does it conflict with the minimal output of `rcup`? Maybe this should be hidden behind an `rcrc` option?
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When I use
rcup, I get no output, even if a new file is linked:When I use
rcup -v, I get a list of every linked file in my dotfiles (boring):This displays when new files are linked at all log levels. (Maybe this should be hidden behind an
rcrcoption?)