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I tried running Pretzel right then specifying the engine and it didn't give any errors, didn't notify of port and even when I specified port didn't run.
Without specifying an engine it worked fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I used = between them, but yes, it just says "taste - testing a site locally" and I get:
Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to localhost:1234
when I navigate to it.
if I don't specify -t=jekyll (or liquid) and leave that part blank it opens a new chrome tab and runs just fine.
... and I just tested -t=liquid and ran just fine, is this just me being stupid? it could be.
Could it give an error if the engine isn't found? I'm pretty sure it used to.
Also: It says "Press any key to continue..." when "Q" is pushed to stop it, but it must be a Console.ReadLine() not ReadKey() because only an enter will quit it.
I tried running Pretzel right then specifying the engine and it didn't give any errors, didn't notify of port and even when I specified port didn't run.
Without specifying an engine it worked fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: