NR 3.0.2
I was reading someone's question about file writing.
Opening the write file
node, I'm confused.
Where is path
explained in the documentation as input
?
NR 3.0.2
I was reading someone's question about file writing.
Opening the write file
node, I'm confused.
Where is path
explained in the documentation as input
?
There is an open issue to update the help for the file node. Maybe you would be willing to fix it with a PR?
(Showing how dumb I am)
What is a PR
?
A "Pull Request". Basically, you clone the GitHub repository, make a change and then submit a PR to ask the devs to review your changes and merge them back in if they approve.
Thanks, but I don't see how me doing that would work.
I was looking at a node and saw a disparity between what the node offers as options and what is shown in the documents. There is nothing shown.
As I don't understand what the option is supposed to do, I can't see how I can add any useful information to it.
I am mentioning that I see this disparity and would like to confirm there actually is a problem with the documents as supplied.
path
option and how to use it.That is not what you asked.
You asked...
To which I said...
Given the option is named "path" and we are discussing the "file" nodes, I think you can safely assume path
means "the path to a file" (while msg.
and flow.
mean "variables that contain the path to a file`)
But yes, it should be clarified in the help.
@Steve-Mcl
Steve,
I am sorry.
I misread that as NOT an open issue.
Dyslexia is getting worse.
However, I don't see how I can fix it if I don't know what it is supposed to mean/do.
No bother, it will get sorted.
If you did know what path meant (as I assumed you might do from your first post) a PR would have been nice (community spirit 'n' all).
OH, I do agree.
I just got stuck with it - me asking the question - while helping someone else who was using the node, posted their code and I was looking at it.
Anyway, all good - kinda.
I do hope it gets resolved easily.
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