Add -xr or --fix-recursiver argument to fix all objects in folder #85
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Sometimes, when bundling apps with lots of plug-ins, it is cumbersome to list all these plug-ins or modules directly when passing them to the `dylibbundler` tool. With this new argument, the tool can find by itself all files to fix in a given tree. For now, it does so by trying to detect whether it's a Mach-O object file. Alternatively we could use a different check (e.g. looking for certain extensions, like `.so` files).
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Sometimes, when bundling apps with lots of plug-ins, it is cumbersome to list all these plug-ins or modules directly when passing them to the
dylibbundlertool. With this new argument, the tool can find by itself all files to fix in a given tree.For now, it does so by trying to detect whether it's a Mach-O object file. Alternatively we could use a different check (e.g. looking for certain extensions, like
.sofiles).