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When using the -t or --hours Command line argument, it defaults to 3 hours no matter the number you put in.
python3 nests.py --hours 7
Last migration: 2022-07-21 02:00:00
Overwriting hours since change with 3
python3 nests.py --hours 5
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Overwriting hours since change with 3
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Jebula999
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-t argument Not Working As Intended
-t or --hours Argument Not Working As Intended
Sep 15, 2022
I have that 3 note too but -t works fine for me. Just check the numbers when you do -h 1 or -h 4 - with the latter average nesting number will have fractions
Hi There,
When using the -t or --hours Command line argument, it defaults to 3 hours no matter the number you put in.
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