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Clarify `opts.name` default behaviour #603

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retrohacker commented Feb 9, 2016

First attempt at documenting the behaviour of create-torrent when opts.name isn't defined.

This could use some work.

First attempt at documenting the behaviour of `create-torrent` when `opts.name` isn't defined.

This could use some work.
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feross commented Feb 9, 2016

Thanks for documenting this. Ideally, we can just improve the core behavior so we don't need to warn people about anything in the readme. But this works for now!

@retrohacker Thanks!

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Clarify `opts.name` default behaviour
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