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Thanks ... Is there more documentation or how-to for the --tweak-book than exists on the one options page? Since the plan is to completely automate this, I'm wondering if there's a way to pass a script into tweak-book and have it just extract, run the script, and auto-combine again.
As it stands from my experimentation, it appears that it's designed to run in a manual mode. You run tweak-book from one terminal, then in another edit the files on the fly, then flip back and answer y
Of course, is this actually doing anything more than running the equivalent of unzip, and then zip -r again? ... which is extremely scriptable.
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