Introduce --no-clobber/-n flag to cp command to avoid skip existing#5150
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Introduce --no-clobber/-n flag to cp command to avoid skip existing#5150markosnarinian wants to merge 3 commits intosupabase:developfrom
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
It introduces an new feature. Specifically the --no-clobber/-n flag for the storage cp command.
What is the current behavior?
There is no way to skip files that already exist at the destination. This is really frustrating when you're copying tens of thousands of files to get a bad gateway error halfway through the transfer and have to start over.
Closes issue #5149.
What is the new behavior?
When --no-clobber/-n is passed to the storage cp command files that already exist at the destination path are skipped.