This behaves like the UNIX ls -d. This should solve the use case of Bug #858; ls was never intended to work that way before. Users can now chose between the two modes (with or without -d). |
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This behaves like the UNIX ls -d. This should solve the use case of Bug #858; ls was never intended to work that way before. Users can now chose between the two modes (with or without -d). |
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| .. | ||
| applications | ||
| capabilities | ||
| core | ||
| tools | ||
| __init__.py | ||