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- Always report write errors with filename and POSIX error string, not just when -p is set (F58) - Include filename in error messages like GNU tee: "tee: /dev/full: No space left on device" (F60) - Use POSIX error strings instead of Zig error names (F60) - Without -p, exit on broken stdout pipe matching GNU default SIGPIPE behavior (F59) - With -p, continue writing to files after stdout breaks
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Summary
-p. GNU tee reports write errors in all modes.-p, exit on broken stdout pipe (matches GNU default SIGPIPE behavior). With-p, continue writing to files after stdout breaks.tee: /dev/full: No space left on deviceinstead oftee: write error: WriteError.Test plan
just it-util tee)zig build test)just fmt)