example-run-subdirs.txt

[trent.mick@us-east /trent.mick/stor/tmp]$ find play2/
play2/
play2//bar.txt
play2//foo.txt
play2//subdir
play2//subdir/b
play2//subdir/b/b.txt
[trent.mick@us-east /trent.mick/stor/tmp]$ find play2
play2
play2/bar.txt
play2/foo.txt
play2/subdir
play2/subdir/b
play2/subdir/b/b.txt
[trent.mick@us-east /trent.mick/stor/tmp]$ mv play2 play3
mantash: INFO: mkdir -p /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play3/subdir/b
mantash: INFO: mv /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/subdir/b/b.txt /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play3/subdir/b/b.txt
mantash: INFO: rmdir /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/subdir/b
mantash: INFO: mkdir -p /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play3/subdir
mantash: INFO: rmdir /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/subdir
mantash: INFO: mkdir -p /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play3/
mantash: INFO: mv /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/bar.txt /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play3/bar.txt
mantash: INFO: mv /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/foo.txt /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play3/foo.txt
mantash: INFO: rmdir /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2

example-run.txt

[trent.mick@us-east /trent.mick/stor/tmp]$ ls play/
bar.txt
foo.txt
[trent.mick@us-east /trent.mick/stor/tmp]$ mv play play2
mantash: INFO: mkdir -p /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/
mantash: INFO: mv /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play/bar.txt /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/bar.txt
mantash: INFO: mv /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play/foo.txt /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play2/foo.txt
mantash: INFO: rmdir /trent.mick/stor/tmp/play
[trent.mick@us-east /trent.mick/stor/tmp]$ ls play2/
bar.txt
foo.txt

gistfile1.txt

$ mantash mv -h
move file(s)/dir(s) in manta

Usage:
    mv MANTA-SOURCE MANTA-DEST
    mv MANTA-SOURCE ... MANTA-DEST-DIRECTORY

Options:
    -h, --help     show this help message and exit
    --dry-run      do a dry-run
    -f, --force    do not stop on overwriting a target file
    -q, --quiet    show files as they are being moved
    -v, --verbose  show files as they are being moved. This is the default.


Note: The eventual goal is to behave like a typical `mv` but for now
this will error out if it hits target files in the way.