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top=x not working when downloading adding new popular games to database #24

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billthecatt opened this issue Oct 23, 2018 · 2 comments
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@billthecatt
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./lancache-autofill steam:queue-popular-apps top=5 --windows=true

Added Steam app "Dota 2" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "Counter-Strike: Global Offensive" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "Team Fortress 2" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "Unturned" on platform "Windows" to download queue

Added Steam app "Warframe" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "Left 4 Dead 2" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "Paladins" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "Half-Life 2: Lost Coast" on platform "Windows" to download queue
Added Steam app "Heroes & Generals" on platform "Windows" to download queue

Not sure why things continue as they shouldn't but I don't really want all 100 items in my database..

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ilumos commented Oct 23, 2018

Try:

./lancache-autofill steam:queue-popular-apps 5

@billthecatt
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That works perfect! Thanks for clarifying. Perhaps an example in the docs could clear this up for someone else who takes the instructions too literally.. :) Thanks again for your work on this, it's really helping me preload my cache better. Doing this all via the windows GUI blew chunks.

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