Describe the bug
The chapter (aka issues) are overwriting each other's output files. Every file is named the same xyz.cbz in the same directory.
The issueNumber is not being included in the output filename. This causes the next chapter's .cbz or .pdf file to override previously completed one because the destinations are always the same.
I expected to have each chapter/issue as its own new file: xyz-001.cbz, xyz-002.cbz, xyz-003.cbz
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Linux Ubuntu 5.3.0-46-generic x86_64
Version: v0.22.2
Type: CLI
Additional context
Renaming each .cbz manually in another shell before the next issue completes shows me it is correctly grabbing the next issue. The same thing happens when using .pdf as the output.
cd comics/www.comicextra.com/comic
mv xyz.cbz xyz-100.cbz
# wait manually to see the new file show up
mv xyz.cbz xyz-099.cbz
Describe the bug The chapter (aka issues) are overwriting each other's output files. Every file is named the same
xyz.cbz
in the same directory.The
issueNumber
is not being included in the output filename. This causes the next chapter's.cbz
or.pdf
file to override previously completed one because the destinations are always the same.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
I expected to have each chapter/issue as its own new file: xyz-001.cbz, xyz-002.cbz, xyz-003.cbz
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Renaming each
.cbz
manually in another shell before the next issue completes shows me it is correctly grabbing the next issue. The same thing happens when using.pdf
as the output.etc...