Currently, in the docs, it says you can set file priority to one of SKIP | NORMAL | HIGH | MAXIMAL.
If I run:
qbt torrent file priority <hash> --set ? --file 1
I get:
The values for --set must be one of the following: skip, minimal, verylow, low, normal, high, veryhigh, maximal.
If I run:
qbt torrent file priority <hash> --set high --file 1
I get:
Response status code does not indicate success: 400 (Bad Request).
If I run:
qbt torrent file priority <hash> --set veryhigh --file 1
The file gets a "High" priority.
So essentially, the options should be skip | normal | high | maximum, meaning minimal, verylow, low and veryhigh shouldn't exist and maximal should be maximum.
Currently, in the docs, it says you can set file priority to one of
SKIP | NORMAL | HIGH | MAXIMAL
.If I run:
qbt torrent file priority <hash> --set ? --file 1
I get:
The values for --set must be one of the following: skip, minimal, verylow, low, normal, high, veryhigh, maximal.
If I run:
qbt torrent file priority <hash> --set high --file 1
I get:
Response status code does not indicate success: 400 (Bad Request).
If I run:
qbt torrent file priority <hash> --set veryhigh --file 1
The file gets a "High" priority.
So essentially, the options should be
skip | normal | high | maximum
, meaningminimal
,verylow
,low
andveryhigh
shouldn't exist andmaximal
should bemaximum
.