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Any idea how this happens?

phoenix-zhu

trash: error -1701

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I am getting this error when calling a command in a script. The same command called in a shell doesn't receive the error. Shell script being called by another shell...

ghost

Feature request：restore option

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Restore files from the trash to the specified folder or original location

Ant-dong

Feature request: recover

4

Hi! First of all: this is great! I just deleted a whole bunch of binary files that took me 2 days to get from CDs into my computer, which... was...

efferifick

I'd like to see an option kind of the opposite of -F where `trash` avoids interacting with the Finder, and fails rather than prompting for permissions even if the user...

JohnHoustonQG

-f exits with non-zero error code

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I don't know if it's intentional or not, but `trash` (unlike `rm`) exits with a non-zero error code for non-existent files when using it with the `-f` flag. The `man`-page...

paleite

Hi, just discovered your tool and it works well. Thanks for your work! On your page and on other sites linking your tool, a blog post from 2010 is liked...

bergmul

Remove support for i386 architecture for newer OSX versions

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Removing i386 as a target architecture as it's deprecated on newer macOS versions. Allows to compile on XCode v10.2.1 Related to Issue #34

jjarava

trash -F deletes file immediately on network/shared drives

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Command output: trash: some files were not moved to trash (authentication cancelled?) Is this expected? If it is, I'll workaround it in some other way. If not, I would really...

deus0ww

0.9.2: `make` fails with `ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture i386` in XCode 10.2.1

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Hi! When compiling 0.9.2 manually with XCode 10.2.1, `make` fails with the message: `ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture i386` The message `ld: warning: The i386 architecture is deprecated for...

jjarava