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Currently you can pass
--overwrite
to not be prompted about overwriting files and instead just always overwrite.But there is no way to not be prompted, but to instead never overwrite.
This PR adds
--no-overwrite
to make it so that it never asks, it just assumes you always want to keep what you already have.Specifying neither
--overwrite
nor--no-overwrite
keeps the current behavior of asking the user if they want to overwrite or not.This is a snippet of what the
--help
output looks like now