This is typically the command I use, but recently I renamed my folders to have a number at the beginning of the name. Before they were "music 10" and now they're "10 music". When I use this command I get an error output.
Steps to reproduce - Ensure to include actual links!
Windows 10
This is my config, im not sure if I can leave the secret/id, so I removed those. Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's just a number that causes this, I would think something like a symbol might also cause issues.
System OS
Windows
Python Version
3.8 (CPython)
Install Source
GitHub
Install version / commit hash
4.2.8
Expected Behavior vs Actual Behavior
spotdl --output %music10% download https://open.spotify.com/track/0GrPvrBGrxwrU7rjlwYZiH
This is typically the command I use, but recently I renamed my folders to have a number at the beginning of the name. Before they were "music 10" and now they're "10 music". When I use this command I get an error output.
Steps to reproduce - Ensure to include actual links!
spotdl --output %music% download https://open.spotify.com/track/0GrPvrBGrxwrU7rjlwYZiH
Traceback
Other details
Windows 10 This is my config, im not sure if I can leave the secret/id, so I removed those. Also, I'm not entirely sure if it's just a number that causes this, I would think something like a symbol might also cause issues.