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The readme mentions this line of code (I did not include the subdirectories though) to quickly do it for the entire project but it doesn't accept it as a file. Using version 0.2.2 (latest from pip as of writing) with Python 3.8.5.
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I think the problem is that you're running on Windows which doesn't automatically expand the wildcard * symbols before passing them to a Python program. Passing the full filenames should work.
As noted in the README, the program hasn't been well-tested on Windows, but it will probably work aside from the globbing issue. I'll have to consider adding explicit wildcard globbing inside the Python code (which is required on Windows).
Try the new version 0.2.3 that's available from pip. Filename globbing now works on Windows. Also, now if you leave off all the arguments the program will find all the Python files in the current directory by itself. I also changed the colors a little if Windows is detected because they didn't work right when I first tested it in PowerShell.
The readme mentions this line of code (I did not include the subdirectories though) to quickly do it for the entire project but it doesn't accept it as a file. Using version 0.2.2 (latest from pip as of writing) with Python 3.8.5.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: