Hi guys and gals,
i wonder if there is any chance to implement wildcards (*) into
the functionality of fish when using scp?
this works in bash:
$ scp usern...@host.com:~/Whatever/*.pdf .
This command will transfer all files in ~/Whatever/ ending with .pdf to the
working directory.
If i run the same command in fish i get the following:
~> scp un...@host.com:~/Whatever/*.pdf .
fish: Warning: No match for wildcard “un...@host.com:~/Whatever/*.pdf”. The
command will not be executed.
scp un...@host.com:~/Whatever/*.pdf .
^
I asked around in #fish and SanskritFritz and adisbladis explained to me
it's because bash is checking my files on the remote site or something. (i
didn't quit understand)
My question is:
Would this be possible to implement in fish?
Br
Sebastian Thörn
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