Make noTimes command flag work #1657
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Hugo command provides "noTimes" flag but it doesn't affect synced files timestamp regardless of whether the flag is specified or not. This fixes it by adding a flag check and overwriting configuration if it is specified. Fix gohugoio#1583
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Thanks again @tatsushid for a great fix! Merged as e989468 (master). |
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This is to ensure that only the relevant command-line flags for a certain Hugo subcommand is shown to the end user, reducing clutter and improving user experience. Fixes #1624 - CLI UX: Flags shouldn't be global
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Hugo command provides "noTimes" flag but it doesn't affect synced files
timestamp regardless of whether the flag is specified or not.
This fixes it by adding a flag check and overwriting configuration if it
is specified.
Fix #1583