Closed SunfxDEV closed 1 year ago
Upon trying --smart and --eval with a path such as "./result.json" (which is in the help as an example) im getting the error:
In your example, the JSON file "./result.json" does not exist. --eval accepts an input file, not an output path.
Upon trying --smart and --eval with a path such as "./result.json" (which is in the help as an example) im getting the error:
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