At the default verbosity level, --simulate is quite useless, which confused me (see #81).
I think that either --simulate should imply -v, or the warning --simulate prints should be modified when the verbosity level is 0. It could say something like:
WARNING: in simulation mode so not modifying filesystem.
WARNING: The verbosity level is 0. Simulation results will not be shown.
At the default verbosity level,
--simulateis quite useless, which confused me (see #81).I think that either
--simulateshould imply-v, or the warning--simulateprints should be modified when the verbosity level is 0. It could say something like: