Hello there, I was wondering: Should the error message contain `-n/--no-clobber` and/or use the same flag as the one used in the invocation?
Rationale: I try to write my dotfiles without shorthands - for future readability. So, "after a distro upgrade (Ubuntu 24.04)", it was so weird to me to read that "`-n` is deprecated". I assumed it was because of the shorthand was used - but I haven't used it. Because of the aliases, my `cp` is plain `cp [-r] a b`. So no `-n` on the terminal, Remembering that I am using an alias: ``` $ command -v cp alias cp='cp --no-clobber --preserve=links --preserve=timestamps' ``` Which again felt weird - because I am not using `-n` at all. I thought that *precisely* the shorthand was the one that was "non-portable" (for some out-of-my-understanding shorthand-flag reason). Version: `GNU coreutils 9.4, April 2024` With regards, Ntentos Stavros
