Fix #199 #209
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Fix #199 #209
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When doing multiple iterations, ensure the first one is actually overwriting the output, as this is the default behavior. Successive enumerations in the batch will append the results instead.
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Hey, This seems good. I will make some changes to align the code with the default code style, but overall nice work. Thanks for the PR. I'll try to merge it asap! |
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Cool thanks, happy to help out! |
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Hey, i wanted compatability with -o and -oD flag while working. So i used an alternate way to implement the functionality. Anyway, thank you so much for the PR. Appreciated a lot! Check the PR below for the current implementation - Closing this PR now! |
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This is one way of solving issue #199: when multi-domain enumerations are performed, the output file is now overwritten at the first enumeration and successive enumerations will append the results instead.
This is consistent with the default behavior of overwriting the output file if the user supplied one.
Not sure if code style and/or the general idea fits the "subfinder" way of doing things though, let me know!