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Currently the app expects the settings file to be in the same directory as the user is currently in, right? Isn't it better if the app looks in its own base directory instead?
I've run into this problem when writing a shell script that's traversing through directories, execution of app.py failed because of that. A dirty fix was to remember the current working directory and the file to be processed in a temporary variable, moving to the Twitch-Chat-Downloader directory for execution employing -o and then moving back again to the working directory both via the temporary variable.
Also an option "--settings" to point to an arbitrary settings file would be nice.
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Currently the app expects the settings file to be in the same directory as the user is currently in, right? Isn't it better if the app looks in its own base directory instead?
I've run into this problem when writing a shell script that's traversing through directories, execution of app.py failed because of that. A dirty fix was to remember the current working directory and the file to be processed in a temporary variable, moving to the Twitch-Chat-Downloader directory for execution employing -o and then moving back again to the working directory both via the temporary variable.
Also an option "--settings" to point to an arbitrary settings file would be nice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: