Split s out of the ar invocation
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This commit splits out the `s` command from the `ar` invocation to happen as part of a separate step after the archive is fully assembled. Turns out #569 has an issue on Linux where `qs` implies `r` (??), so to get the append-only behavior of `q` we need to omit the `s`. Closes #568 (for real this time?)
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This commit splits out the
scommand from thearinvocation tohappen as part of a separate step after the archive is fully assembled.
Turns out #569 has an issue on Linux where
qsimpliesr(??), so toget the append-only behavior of
qwe need to omit thes.Closes #568 (for real this time?)