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Hi, I'm trying to read it using If I run simply Thank you |
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@johnkerl do you know what's wrong? Thank you very much |
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Just now saw this, looking ... |
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@aborruso what Miller does with This makes In fact this is an important distinction to preserve since What we need is a |
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@aborruso I thought I had https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/actions set up to retain binaries but I have something to fix there. :( Also -- if this is blocking you I can backport it to the C implementation (Miller 5.x) |
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I'll try to do it. If I can't do it, I'll write to you. Thank you |
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@aborruso there are Linux and MacOS binaries at https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/actions/runs/903075460#artifacts -- I have something to fix with the Windows version though |
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Great, thank you |
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@aborruso all three including Windows! :D |
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@aborruso what Miller does with
mlr --prepipe somecommand file.datis topopenfrom the processsomecommand < file.dat-- note the<. And it turns outunzip -qc piemonte.zipworks whileunzip -qc < piemonte.zipdoes not.This makes
unzip -qcdifferent from most other commands likegunzipwhich are happy with<.In fact this is an important distinction to preserve since
gunzip foo.gzisn't the same asgunzip < foo.gz-- the latter leavesfoo.gz in place; the former removes it and replaces it with the decompressedfoo`.What we need is a
--prepipe-no-less-thanor something.