Feature-request: Allow the -n switch to have a argument to update if last update is more than X seconds ago

[tuxis-ie]

I have a script that runs routinator and then creates config based on the json output. It currently updates everything, including rsync. I can check the age of the current data in the script, but it might be useful for other users as well if the '-n' switch has an optional argument. If the age of the data is mode than 'argument' seconds old, update it, otherwise, use the current data.

[partim]

I’d love to add this, but unfortunately, Routinator doesn’t keep any state about when it last updated. It would have to walk over all the files in the local repository to somewhat reliably determine, when the last update might have happened. This might be better done via a script like you do already?