The skip-list is implemented in 1.5.2 as a Java List<String>, and the handle of an object under consideration is checked using List.contains(String), which should find a match anywhere in the list regardless of entry order.
I'm slightly suspicious that 'less' might be doing something unwanted.
Does your script work better using 'cat' instead? (Also, your actual
script must be using backticks (`) rather than single-quotes (') or it
wouldn't be reading the file at all.)
I don't know whether the Commons CLI option parser can handle
whitespace within a comma-list of option values, but it wouldn't hurt
to make absolutely certain that there is no whitespace anywhere in
your skip-list file (including newlines, other than at the very end --
they'd be turned into spaces by the backtick operator).
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