Great little tool you have here and thanks for sharing this publicly.
I'm running it through Cygwin (a bash emulator for Windows 10), and I noticed that when calling the -r (--range) flag using a hypenated input (e.g. 1-10), I will get an error saying "Chapter upper bound - does not exist. Skipping 1-10."
Something similar happens when using "111-115" for example. It will download chapter "1" and then skip the rest. However, using a comma-delimited set works fine (e.g. 111,112,113,114,115).
Let me know if there's any other information that could be helpful or anyway you need my help. Thanks!
Great little tool you have here and thanks for sharing this publicly.
I'm running it through Cygwin (a bash emulator for Windows 10), and I noticed that when calling the -r (--range) flag using a hypenated input (e.g. 1-10), I will get an error saying "Chapter upper bound - does not exist. Skipping 1-10."
Something similar happens when using "111-115" for example. It will download chapter "1" and then skip the rest. However, using a comma-delimited set works fine (e.g. 111,112,113,114,115).
Let me know if there's any other information that could be helpful or anyway you need my help. Thanks!