Ultraminor, but your mining cli example with blurd mixes up the = with the _space_ notation
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presumably both = and space work for blurd's command line options, but the example you give somewhat confusingly reverses what you show in the previous line
@trurebel that is true on Linux/macOS, that both spaces and = will work for specifying command-line options.
On Windows, however, both the equal signs, and quotes are necessary, I believe... particularly if using a .bat file for launching.
If that’s not what you meant, please elaborate further and we can fix whatever discrepancies exist.
If Windows needs both, best give all examples in that style.
This is a good idea. Thanks. Will amend accordingly
Please note that procedure on Releases page will be updated upon next release.
@trurebel, if you would, please check that the source of this issue is properly corrected.
Just a note that releases page has been updated with your recommended changes. Thanks again for reporting.