Posted September 05, 2014
ssokolow: The new --cover option breaks my convenience solution for shell aliasing because it seems to provide no way to set cover=true and then override that in the few shell aliases which are the excepton to the rule.
(Instead, I have to write a shell function which checks for existing covers, backs them up if present, runs lgogdownloader, deletes newly-downloaded covers, and then restores any backups it may have made.)
Sude: 369e8bb Add --no-cover option back (Instead, I have to write a shell function which checks for existing covers, backs them up if present, runs lgogdownloader, deletes newly-downloaded covers, and then restores any backups it may have made.)
Ideally, allowing them to appear multiple times on the command line with later occurrences overriding earlier ones. That simplifies scripts and frontends because they don't have to reinvent the understanding of which options override which other ones.
For example:
alias gogd="lgogdownloader --foo --bar --baz"
gogd --no-foo ...
gogd --no-foo ...
Post edited September 05, 2014 by ssokolow