@icing shall we do the same for curl container ?

@icing We need a programming language where the merge conflict markers are valid syntax, and means that one of the options will be picked at random.

Alternatively, the compiler may try permutations of the combined code until it becomes a valid program, the final version only existing in the resulting binary.

@icing @simon Meanwhile GitHub's homepage is around 2MB (logged in version).

@icing my preferred way of copying a directory for ages has been

(cd source; tar cf - .) | (cd dest; tar xf -)

I can never remember how cp -r works.

@icing cp is slow in general in most cases. with tar, file accesses are buffered, inodes are preloaded, etc. somewhat related: https://ariadne.space/2022/07/17/how-efficient-can-cat1-be/

@icing I'm afraid I always use rsync. Which probably tells you I only copy small directories (or always have another task I can be doing…)