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Make -i the default

See original GitHub issue

Hey folks! This is a really great tool y’all have built ✨

My first attempt at using it was a little rough though; I assumed that running keppler would show my existing files in the browser. After some confusion, my buddy clued me in to the --initial-send flag, and then I was happy 😊

I think it makes sense to have that be the default behavior, then have a flag to flip it to hide files. Or include something about the -i flag in the Getting Started docs.

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Created 6 years ago
Comments:6 (4 by maintainers)

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brunosimoncommented, Jan 10, 2018

By the way, node_modules are excluded by default in the --exclude argument with some other files 😃

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brunosimoncommented, Jan 10, 2018

Having just a part of the files wouldn’t be great.

How about Keppler check the number of files that would be sent at start. If it’s bellow the limitation, they are sent. If it’s above, an error is shown in the terminal and none are sent.

And I can add a config argument like “–force-initial-files” in case the user want to send all files anyway.