Added a command line option that reduces attachment filenames to thei… - #183
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…r basename only instead of containing the whole local path, which can be ugly especially if the local path uses upwards directory movement (..).
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I messed up this pull request, please excuse this. A clean pull request for this change can be found at #185. |
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…r basename only instead of containing the whole local path as a prefix, which can be ugly especially if the local path uses upwards directory movement resulting in something like ".._.._.._dir_Attachment.txt" instead of "Attachment.txt". The command line option is opt-in, which means this addition does not break anything.