When parsing a file with the -D flag, we currently try to open the generated HTML log file with the open command. This doesn't work on Linux, and I'm not sure if there's a reliable equivalent. If there isn't, then on Linux we should probably just print out the name of the generated file and stop there.
When parsing a file with the
-D
flag, we currently try to open the generated HTML log file with theopen
command. This doesn't work on Linux, and I'm not sure if there's a reliable equivalent. If there isn't, then on Linux we should probably just print out the name of the generated file and stop there.