Using the script I noticed that there was a bug in the commit automation script checking. The parameters had been reversed. Also, the commit flag, so to speak, the -g had wrong parameters that forced it to have an argument.
Furthermore, as explained in the issue, there is a need to change the readme, as it is incorrectly recommended to use the script. I recommend the following change:
Checking the sources, I think it is also useless to keep the yt_data.py file, as it appears to be an outdated version of this file. I also recommend updating the json file.
Using the script I noticed that there was a bug in the commit automation script checking. The parameters had been reversed. Also, the commit flag, so to speak, the -g had wrong parameters that forced it to have an argument.
Furthermore, as explained in the issue, there is a need to change the readme, as it is incorrectly recommended to use the script. I recommend the following change: