Closed AESilky closed 1 month ago
@Kevijeps , rather than just making it always run if a selector can't be found, I added a second option.
--Selector port spec
(capitol 'S') uses a selector and will error out if a selector can't be used.
--selector port spec
(lowercase 's') uses a selector, but will run 'normally' if a selector can't be used.
When a selector is specified, but one isn't found, issue an error message and then start normally (as though the selector had not been specified). This would use the configuration specified on the command line, or the GLOBAL config if none was specified.