Package: findutils
Version: 4.2.27-3
Severity: normal
afaik, you mostly need -nowarn when you can't change where options go.
this occurs when you have something like this:
afind () { #archive find with -depth and maybe other cpio/afio features
#sort -ru?
#nowarn is just for command line option syntax things
find "${@:?}" -depth
}
but this version of find will give the warning even if you put -nowarn
in front of -depth. you cannot put it anywhere else.
my suggested fix is to allow -nowarn anywhere on the command line.
thanks.
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