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When an output path is given (via `-o` or `--output`) while batch processing is
turned on (via `-b` or `--batch`) then output files are written to a directory
under output path, while the root of input wildcard is used as a base, e.g.:
```bash
cleancss --batch --output dist/ source/**/*.css
```
will put `source/one.css` under `dist/one-min.css` and `source/vendor/two.css`
under `dist/vendor/two-min.css`.
In case of input path given explicitely they are written directly to output
path, e.g.
```bash
cleancss --batch --output dist/ source/one.css source/vendor/two.css
```
will put `source/one.css` under `dist/one-min.css` and `source/vendor/two.css`
under `dist/two-min.css`.
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