default -t to modified -r to be backward compatible with ls

[p1r473]

Hi,
Is there any way I can change the default behaviour of eza -t to eza -t modified -r to support backwards-compatibility with ls commands
I was going over some old scripts which stopped working and I was digging into why
It broke when I switched from ls to eza, the reason being is that ls -t defaulted to modified -r, whereas eza defaults to error

eza: Flag -t needs a value (choices: modified, changed, accessed, created)
To sort newest files last, try "--sort newest", or just "-snew"  

[cosmoswafer]

I believe the -t flag is used to select which field to display rather than for sorting. Additionally, I agree that it should maintain backward compatibility. I really hope that the argument design can be revised accordingly.

[ccoVeille]

I have the same issue. I often have to switch back to ls because of that