Installed from AUR. Tried to use resource loading separately, as described on the releases page. See output below:
╰─$ itctl resource load ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'resource'
╰─$ itctl resources load ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'resources'
╰─$ itctl r ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'r'
╰─$ itctl fw r ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'r'
Installed from AUR. Tried to use resource loading separately, as described on the releases page. See output below:
```
╰─$ itctl resource load ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'resource'
╰─$ itctl resources load ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'resources'
╰─$ itctl r ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'r'
╰─$ itctl fw r ~/Downloads/pt/infinitime-resources-1.11.1.zip
No help topic for 'r'
```
╰─$ itctl res load
No help topic for 'res'
╰─$ itctl resources load
No help topic for 'resources'
╰─$ itd --version
0.0.9
Please re-read the issue.
```
╰─$ itctl res load
No help topic for 'res'
╰─$ itctl resources load
No help topic for 'resources'
╰─$ itd --version
0.0.9
```
Ah, yeah, sorry. I am trying to work on 2 projects simultaneously and missed the rest of your message.
That is strange, I get the following:
> itctl help res load
NAME:
itctl resources load - Load an InifiniTime resources package
USAGE:
itctl resources load [command options] <path>
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help (default: false)
> itd --version
0.0.9
What do you get if you run which itctl?
Ah, yeah, sorry. I am trying to work on 2 projects simultaneously and missed the rest of your message.
That is strange, I get the following:
```
> itctl help res load
NAME:
itctl resources load - Load an InifiniTime resources package
USAGE:
itctl resources load [command options] <path>
OPTIONS:
--help, -h show help (default: false)
> itd --version
0.0.9
```
What do you get if you run `which itctl`?
Yeah, my bad, seems like I had an older compiled version of itctl, unmanaged by my package manager. Sorry for that, I don't know how I could've missed that.
I think it would be useful to also have a --version flag for itctl, for cases like that.
Yeah, my bad, seems like I had an older compiled version of itctl, unmanaged by my package manager. Sorry for that, I don't know how I could've missed that.
I think it would be useful to also have a --version flag for itctl, for cases like that.
Installed from AUR. Tried to use resource loading separately, as described on the releases page. See output below:
That is because the command is
resources load
, which can also be shortened tores load
.Please re-read the issue.
Ah, yeah, sorry. I am trying to work on 2 projects simultaneously and missed the rest of your message.
That is strange, I get the following:
What do you get if you run
which itctl
?Yeah, my bad, seems like I had an older compiled version of itctl, unmanaged by my package manager. Sorry for that, I don't know how I could've missed that.
I think it would be useful to also have a --version flag for itctl, for cases like that.