0.9.0: --runonce doesn't work.

[HASJ]

Script just keeps running. Windows version.

[DanielOaks]

Looks like f385ae7 may have something to do with it. Thanks for the report, will look into this and release a new version if need be!

[HASJ]

No problem and thank YOU.

[DanielOaks]

Just wondering, was this closed because it's been fixed? If not, feel free to reopen it or I can create a new issue. Can take me a while to get around to things, but having an issue keeps it on my radar for when I have time to look!

[HASJ]

--run_once doesn't work either. I should've reported this sooner but I forgot.

[DanielOaks]

Alright, I do see where this issue is. I've got an initial fix over here, but I will need to modify the code with RLocks and such to make sure we don't cancel in-progress downloads (which right now, with that code, WILL HAPPEN A WHOLE LOT).

I'll keep you posted and post in here once I've fixed it properly and merged that into master.

[jcook12]

Update on this fix?

[DanielOaks]

Just been sidetracked for a while with other stuff. I should be able to
write up the last bit of this in the next day or two and push it to the
branch.

On 23 January 2016 at 11:00, jcook14 [email protected] wrote:

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[0XE4]

Thanks @DanielOaks for your time, it will fix a really annoying bug!

[DanielOaks]

No problem @0XE4, thanks for your comment!

The recently released v0.9.2 should fix this issue properly. Though it may take a while after finishing the last download to actually close the program, that's something I'll be looking at very soon. (fixed by 945af23 and in v0.9.3)

In other words: pip install --upgrade basc-archiver

Windows .exe releases are not yet updated, need to setup a new Windows environment since the laptop I could run VMs on died a while ago. Hopefully should be updated in the next day or so.