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When using parallel with grep/ripgrep, without particular options, neither this parallel nor GNU parallel will display the file name (xargs works well). But GNU parallel has an -X that can solve this issue. How can I achieve with this parallel's command line?
BTW, when using xargs with ripgrep, the matched patterns can still be highlighted automatically (--color=auto); while neither GNU parallel nor this parallel can keep the highlighting.
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@ole-tange it works for GNU parallel (find -name "*.rs" | /usr/bin/parallel --tty grep --color=auto -H _init) in terms of coloring matched. Any idea for this Rust parallel command?
When using parallel with grep/ripgrep, without particular options, neither this parallel nor GNU parallel will display the file name (xargs works well). But GNU parallel has an
-X
that can solve this issue. How can I achieve with this parallel's command line?BTW, when using
xargs
withripgrep
, the matched patterns can still be highlighted automatically (--color=auto
); while neither GNU parallel nor this parallel can keep the highlighting.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: