Command line flag to truncate long episode filenames to avoid Windows MAX_PATH failures#3
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Command line flag to truncate long episode filenames to avoid Windows MAX_PATH failures#3luvchurchill wants to merge 1 commit intoElcoid:masterfrom
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Hi, that's an interesting idea! I don't have my equipment with me at the moment, sorry, so I will have a closer look in the next days. One question I have when looking at the patch: why add a CLI flag for this feature? I feel like it's something people would set in their config file if they think they might need it and not think about it after. Is there a use case where someone would want to use it sometimes and specifically not use it other times? |
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I'm not sure that this was an issue when downloading on windows but I had this issue when downloading on linux and then attempting to move the file to windows and hitting the MAX PATH restriction.