Closed jchate6 closed 10 months ago
I understand how useful including a date-time stamp is for testing purposes, but most people will not want expect that when they type
./make-tom.sh awesome_tom
that they will get awesome_tom_random_datetime instead.
awesome_tom_random_datetime
This seems to happen by default for me, even though it is implied in the Readme that it will only be the name I input.
This is further implied by the instructions for how to add a datetime to the name at the end of the readme.
line 18 of make-tom.sh
make-tom.sh
thanks, Joey. Yes, agreed. I've already taken this out of the script and made a note in the Tips and Trouble-shooting section of README.md for how to do this.
I understand how useful including a date-time stamp is for testing purposes, but most people will not want expect that when they type
that they will get
awesome_tom_random_datetime
instead.This seems to happen by default for me, even though it is implied in the Readme that it will only be the name I input.
This is further implied by the instructions for how to add a datetime to the name at the end of the readme.