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Feature request: recover #11
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Why not just use the Put Back menu in the trash bin? Otherwise this would have to keep track of what files were deleted and their status in the trash. Unless there is a command line option that does that, and if so ... why not just use that directly? |
Here's a tool I wrote that provides this feature: https://github.com/russelldavis/trash101 |
hi, can you restore file or folder to previous path from trash? |
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 dumb. But at least it led me to this program!
Second: could it be possible to add an option like
trash --put-back $TrashedFile
and then have$TrashedFile
appear in its previous PATH just like the put back option on finder?If you want my help, please let me know.
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