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not all systems provide sysexits(3), yet we're referencing it.
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Thanks for that! One nit in comment. Also currious about create-token, did it ever work ?
| .Ar number . | ||
| By default it's the number of online CPUs. | ||
| .It Fl json | ||
| Use newline-delimited JSON as output format for some subcommands. |
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Why some? It was plugged as an event listener so it should turn all output into json IIRC?
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this does:
and also to split the command listing in plakar.1 into sections. Please review that part carefully. Some choices could be disagreaable. for example, I've put "prune" under kloset commands, while "rm" is in snapshots, but this because I thought that rm is more (intuitively speaking) around snapshots, while I see prune more as a sort of GC. I'm open to changes.