This is a beautifully simple approach. As an infrastructure engineer, I’ve spent way too many hours double-checking rsync’s trailing slash rules before hitting enter on a production migration.
yeah , beautifully simple -- now instead of chasing arguments for a single command you get to chase arguments for tar, ssh, and whatever else you get to pipe in to match rsyncs argument list while hoping the entire incantation doesnt 1) break the shell 2) break cron -- simply because someone doesn't like LLMs -- probably not the kind of simple you meant.
This is a beautifully simple approach. As an infrastructure engineer, I’ve spent way too many hours double-checking rsync’s trailing slash rules before hitting enter on a production migration.
yeah , beautifully simple -- now instead of chasing arguments for a single command you get to chase arguments for tar, ssh, and whatever else you get to pipe in to match rsyncs argument list while hoping the entire incantation doesnt 1) break the shell 2) break cron -- simply because someone doesn't like LLMs -- probably not the kind of simple you meant.