I was wondering on the desktop version, but now i'm facing the problem using librqbit directly.
When i do:
let managed_torrent_handle = session.add_torrent(
AddTorrent::from_local_filename("tests/hello/hello.torrent").unwrap(),
Some(AddTorrentOptions {
output_folder: Some("tests/hello/".to_string()),
..Default::default()
})
).await.unwrap().into_handle().unwrap();
I get:
called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: error creating a new file (because allow_overwrite = false) "tests/hello/hello"
I tried setting paused: true with the same result.
There are several use-cases involved, one of them is migrating from another torrent client. In this specific case however, i'd like to start seeding in library tests with various settings to check that everything works fine under different scenarios (PEX, IPv4 tracker, IPv6 tracker, etc).
I was wondering on the desktop version, but now i'm facing the problem using librqbit directly.
When i do:
I get:
I tried setting
paused: truewith the same result.There are several use-cases involved, one of them is migrating from another torrent client. In this specific case however, i'd like to start seeding in library tests with various settings to check that everything works fine under different scenarios (PEX, IPv4 tracker, IPv6 tracker, etc).