First of all, let me thank you for this tremendously useful piece of software allowing me to throw Windows of my hard disk for good. During my use of the tool I encountered a minor issue which might be due to a bug, might have been just overlooked, or might even be due to a shortcoming from my side by not handling it correctly.
Using ttwatch --set-formats=LIST, one can set additional formats in which the activity files will be stored upon downloading from the watch. However, once specified, I haven't found a way of getting rid of these additional formats such that only the binary (ttbin) will be saved, as was the case initially.
Passing an empty list, that is ttwatch --set-formats=, yields No valid file formats found and thus doesn't work.
Hey Ryan
First of all, let me thank you for this tremendously useful piece of software allowing me to throw Windows of my hard disk for good. During my use of the tool I encountered a minor issue which might be due to a bug, might have been just overlooked, or might even be due to a shortcoming from my side by not handling it correctly.
Using
ttwatch --set-formats=LIST
, one can set additional formats in which the activity files will be stored upon downloading from the watch. However, once specified, I haven't found a way of getting rid of these additional formats such that only the binary (ttbin) will be saved, as was the case initially.Passing an empty list, that is
ttwatch --set-formats=
, yieldsNo valid file formats found
and thus doesn't work.