newer for your copy, rsync now sends `--no-W` to the remote rsync in such a
scenario (just in case the remote rsync is a version with this bug).
- - Fix a bug with `--mkpath` if a single-file copy specifies an existing
+ - Fixed a bug with `--mkpath` if a single-file copy specifies an existing
destination dir with a non-existing destination filename.
- - Fix `--update -vv` to output "is uptodate" instead of "is newer" messages
+ - Fixed `--update -vv` to output "is uptodate" instead of "is newer" messages
for files that are being skipped due to an identical modify time. (This
was a new output quirk in 3.2.3.)
- Reduced memory usage for an incremental transfer that has a bunch of small
diretories.
- - Added support for `--atimes` on macOS and fix using using it without -t.
+ - Added support for `--atimes` on macOS and fixed using using it without -t.
- Rsync can now update the xattrs on a read-only file when your user can
temporarily add user-write permission to the file. (It always worked for a
- Restored the ability to use `--bwlimit=0` to specify no bandwidth limit. (It
was accidentally broken in 3.2.2.)
- - Fix a bug when combining `--delete-missing-args` with `--no-implied-dirs` &
+ - Fixed a bug when combining `--delete-missing-args` with `--no-implied-dirs` &
`-R` where rsync might create the destination path of a missing arg. The
code also avoids some superfluous warnings for nested paths of removed args.