Yes, I agree. It's been small enough of an issue for me to care (I have `~/.parallel/will-cite` set by my dotfiles repo, so wouldn't even see it on a new machin

Yes, I agree. It's been small enough of an issue for me to care (I have `~/.parallel/will-cite` set by my dotfiles repo, so wouldn't even see it on a new machine), but now I switched to `rust-parallel`. Picked that one because it was supposedly the fastest, I liked the Github page and I will remember the name :) And I guess I was hoping for it to be a drop-in replacement for `parallel` interface-wise, which it turned out it was not, but my needs are quite minimal. I used to do: ls | parallel 'echo {} && git -C {} fetch --prune --all' Now I do: ( for i in $(ls); do echo git -C $i fetch --prune --all; done ) | rust-parallel -p