Remove trailing dots from backup message produced by --inject-checksums
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The dots usually indicate some upcoming process or shortened information. Neither is true at this point: The backup file *has* been saved. Removing the dots makes it also easier to C&P the resulting name as the selection will no longer automatically contain the dots.
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The dots usually indicate some upcoming process or shortened information. Neither is true at this point: The backup file has been saved. Removing the dots makes it also easier to C&P the resulting name as the selection will no longer automatically contain the dots.
This has bothered me many times now as I do not want the backup file in the first place and a double click on the output selected the dots so I couldn't C&P the filename to the
rmcommand