feat: add --list/-l parameter to show files that would be downloaded#103
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kamilachludzinska-dev wants to merge 7 commits intowimpysworld:mainfrom
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feat: add --list/-l parameter to show files that would be downloaded#103kamilachludzinska-dev wants to merge 7 commits intowimpysworld:mainfrom
kamilachludzinska-dev wants to merge 7 commits intowimpysworld:mainfrom
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Requires human review: This is a new feature (feat) that adds a CLI argument and introduces conditional branching in the main execution path, which requires human review for UX and logic validation.
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Hey :)
Would you be open to adding
--listparam? It gives the user an idea how many files (and their sizes) would be downloaded.