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- Implement total size reporting that was missing - Fix minor formatting / readability nits
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@sylvestre Thanks - I'd missed to disable the test for windows. I also see MSRV failures - I'll do another update to fix those |
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Nice work! I also like some of the small other changes you made, they look very sensible. I think we can just use md.len() for Windows.
- Add windows support (defaults to file size as block sizes related infromation is not avialable on windows) - Renamed some functions
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I've updated to use md.len for windows and added corresponding test. |
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Total size for directories in long format is implemented with this PR for unix. For non-unix environments, there is no exact equivalent for what GNU displays so I've left it unimplemented at the moment instead of printing some other value.
Partially fixes #1872