qw(save-as=s output|mfolder|o=s format|f=s dedupe|d=s threads|t+
sort|s=s reverse|r offset=i remote! local! external! pretty
include|I=s@ exclude=s@ only=s@ jobs|j=s globoff|g augment|a
- import-remote! import-before! lock=s@
+ import-remote! import-before! lock=s@ rsyncable
alert=s@ mua=s no-torsocks torsocks=s verbose|v+ quiet|q C=s@),
PublicInbox::LeiQuery::curl_opt(), opt_dash('limit|n=i', '[0-9]+') ],
# { foo => '' } means "--foo" is passed to the command-line,
# otherwise { foo => '--bar' } passes "--bar"
our %zsfx2cmd = (
- gz => [ qw(GZIP pigz gzip), { rsyncable => '', threads => '-p' } ],
+ gz => [ qw(GZIP pigz gzip), { rsyncable => '' } ],
bz2 => [ 'bzip2', {} ],
- xz => [ 'xz', { threads => '-T' } ],
+ xz => [ 'xz', {} ],
# XXX does anybody care for these? I prefer zstd on entire FSes,
# so it's probably not necessary on a per-file basis
# zst => [ 'zstd', { -default => [ qw(-q) ], # it's noisy by default
my $switch = $cmd_opt->{rsyncable} // next;
push @cmd, '--'.($switch || $bool);
}
- for my $key (qw(threads)) { # support compression level?
+ for my $key (qw(rsyncable)) { # support compression level?
my $switch = $cmd_opt->{$key} // next;
my $val = $lei->{opt}->{$key} // next;
push @cmd, $switch, $val;