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use --json-lines mode for list archive results for better parsing of unusual filenames #885
use --json-lines mode for list archive results for better parsing of unusual filenames #885
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How about using the date string as-is? Else this could get slow for many entries. (hundreds of thousands of files are common) Back when I added the feature, I tried hard to keep it fast.
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Actually it's still fast even when parsing the date. Tried with 40k files.
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I don't recall now, but I think I was trying to get it into a datetime object so it would be easier to manipulate how it was displayed on the gui, if ever needed.
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The time string from json is a bit ugly with MS included. So let's just use
ctime()
for now. Maybe in the future there could be a setting for a default time format or something.