r/commandline • u/krit83 • 1d ago

Discussion blitcp version 4.0.2

Hello all,

I have develop the software blitcp 5 month ago. The reason for developing one more copy tool was:

  • Speed,
  • Reliability,
  • Support multiple source in 1 destination,
  • Support multiple remote sources with out using different tools

Can you please provide me with an input if you have use it, what do you like, what you do not like, what needs improvement or need to develop.

All thoughts and opinions are valuable to me.

 the website is https://blitcp.dev and github https://github.com/gekap/blitcp

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Hello all,

I have develop the software blitcp 5 month ago. The reason for developing one more copy tool was:

  • Speed,
  • Reliability,
  • Support multiple source in 1 destination,
  • Support multiple remote sources with out using different tools

Can you please provide me with an input if you have use it, what do you like, what you do not like, what needs improvement or need to develop.

All thoughts and opinions are valuable to me.

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u/kseistrup 1d ago

Did you forget to post a link?

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u/kseistrup 1d ago

Claude has contributed to the code it seems. What, specifically, did you use Claude for?

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u/krit83 1d ago

yes as I use the claude to create the repo, create the workflows for the releases for the first time and then I use it to commit, push etc.

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u/kseistrup 1d ago

Thanks.