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        file "wins" (is sync-ed to the "losing" side). This script checks
        that condition.

    *   App::rsync::retry

        Rsync can resume a partial sync, but does not automatically retries.
        An annoying thing is invoking an rsync command to sync a large tree,
        leaving the computer for the day, then returning the following day
        hoping the transfer would be completed, only to see that it failed
        early because of a network hiccup. This wrapper automatically
        retries rsync when there is a transfer error.

    *   App::rsynccolor

        This wrapper adds some color to the rsync output, particularly
        giving a red to deletion, so you can spot deletion more easily.
        Particularly handy if you use it with the "-n" ("--dry-run") option.

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        },
        {
            module => "App::rsync::retry",
            description => <<'_',

Rsync can resume a partial sync, but does not automatically retries. An annoying
thing is invoking an rsync command to sync a large tree, leaving the computer
for the day, then returning the following day hoping the transfer would be
completed, only to see that it failed early because of a network hiccup. This
wrapper automatically retries rsync when there is a transfer error.

_
        },
        {
            module => "App::rsynccolor",
            description => <<'_',

This wrapper adds some color to the rsync output, particularly giving a red to
deletion, so you can spot deletion more easily. Particularly handy if you use it
with the `-n` (`--dry-run`) option.

lib/Acme/CPANModules/PERLANCAR/RsyncEnhancements.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

the newest file "wins" (is sync-ed to the "losing" side). This script checks
that condition.


=item * L<App::rsync::retry>

Rsync can resume a partial sync, but does not automatically retries. An annoying
thing is invoking an rsync command to sync a large tree, leaving the computer
for the day, then returning the following day hoping the transfer would be
completed, only to see that it failed early because of a network hiccup. This
wrapper automatically retries rsync when there is a transfer error.


=item * L<App::rsynccolor>

This wrapper adds some color to the rsync output, particularly giving a red to
deletion, so you can spot deletion more easily. Particularly handy if you use it
with the C<-n> (C<--dry-run>) option.


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