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Thanks for sharing urlscan. It's super useful.
If I collect several URLs and open them doing o, only the last collected is yanked when calling urlscan --run yank --pipe.
To rule out a yank script issue, I've tried echo a b c d | yank and all four parameters are yanked successfully.
For reference, I'm using this yank script.
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Thanks for the interest and sorry for the long delay in responding!
Urlscan cycles through the list of URLs in the queue and delivers each one separately to the called --run script. Exactly what you are experiencing (_background_queue() in urlchoose.py).
Can I ask what your use case is? I haven't had any other requests for delivering all the URLs as a single string, so I need to decide if it's worth adding another flag. I don't really see another way since urlscan has no way of knowing if a script needs the URLs delivered one at a time or all at once.
Thanks for sharing urlscan. It's super useful.
If I collect several URLs and open them doing
o
, only the last collected is yanked when callingurlscan --run yank --pipe
.To rule out a
yank
script issue, I've triedecho a b c d | yank
and all four parameters are yanked successfully.For reference, I'm using this yank script.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: