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The filename seems to always be the name/title of the story. When you download a subset of chapters, for instance using -chapters 20 last, it would improve QOL to include the chapter rage in the filename like <title> ch <x> to <y>.
Why? Because the filename itself is just not descriptive. One could create a wrapper script (which is, incidentally, what I will end up doing while this issue ticks along) but the ideal solution would be either another cli flag or a persistent config setting to make filenames more descriptive. That way, you don't end up with Story (20).epub after following a serial for a while.
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The filename seems to always be the name/title of the story. When you download a subset of chapters, for instance using
-chapters 20 last
, it would improve QOL to include the chapter rage in the filename like<title> ch <x> to <y>
.Why? Because the filename itself is just not descriptive. One could create a wrapper script (which is, incidentally, what I will end up doing while this issue ticks along) but the ideal solution would be either another cli flag or a persistent config setting to make filenames more descriptive. That way, you don't end up with
Story (20).epub
after following a serial for a while.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: