The documentation says:
Use "lychee --accept '200..=204, 429, 500' ..." to provide a comma-separated list [...]
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Use "lychee --accept '200..=204, 429, 500' <inputs>..." to provide a comma- |
When executing that, I get "invalid digit found in string"
>lychee --accept '200..=204, 429, 500'
error: invalid value ''200..=204,' for '--accept <ACCEPT>': invalid digit found in string
I tried some variants:
- Does not work:
lychee --accept '200' https://www.example.org
- Works:
lychee --accept "200" https://www.example.org
- Does not work:
lychee --accept "200..=204" https://www.example.org
Last working lychee version was 0.10.0. Beginning with 0.10.1 the aforementioned syntax does not work.
Maybe, "just" a new release has to be made, because it seems PR #1167 is not release. I cannot build a binary for myself, because of microsoft/vcpkg#35949 (comment).
The documentation says:
lychee/README.md
Line 398 in f3ac86a
When executing that, I get "invalid digit found in string"
I tried some variants:
lychee --accept '200' https://www.example.orglychee --accept "200" https://www.example.orglychee --accept "200..=204" https://www.example.orgLast working lychee version was 0.10.0. Beginning with 0.10.1 the aforementioned syntax does not work.
Maybe, "just" a new release has to be made, because it seems PR #1167 is not release. I cannot build a binary for myself, because of microsoft/vcpkg#35949 (comment).