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I would like to request the implementation of a conditional date formatting behavior in lsd, similar to the one provided by the ls command. Currently, ls displays:
If the file is less than a year old: Month Day Hour (e.g., Feb 11 14:35)
If the file is a year old or older: Month Day Year (e.g., Feb 11 2023)
This behavior is very useful to differentiate between recent and older files, especially when managing directories with a large number of entries.
Proposed Functionality:
Add an option that allows lsd to automatically choose between two date formats based on the file's age:
If the file is less than a year old, use %b %d %H:%M.
If the file is a year or older, use %b %d %Y.
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I would like to request the implementation of a conditional date formatting behavior in lsd, similar to the one provided by the ls command. Currently, ls displays:
This behavior is very useful to differentiate between recent and older files, especially when managing directories with a large number of entries.
Proposed Functionality:
Add an option that allows lsd to automatically choose between two date formats based on the file's age:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: