Closed thedeany closed 3 years ago
If you use bash/powershell/etc, using a dollar sign indicates a variable and it tries to fill in your $02 for example with a variable. Fixed this by adding to the help message that you need to use single quotes around your album list, not double quotes, so your shell won't substitute them.
The instructions for downloading specific albums by name says to "split by $". I attempted to get some albums with the following string:
The output in the terminal kept telling me
and wouldn't actually download anything at all. I put in some basic print statements (I'm not a Python dev) so I could see what
specificAlbums
was coming out as and it was the following:I'm assuming something with the leading
0
s was causing an issue perhaps? Anyhow, I was able to solve it by using02. Bride $ 03. Groom...
(spaces around the$
) as the delimiter rather than just$
and that seems to have worked in my case, giving the following output forspecificAlbums
:Just wanted to log this for others who might have the same issue.