Fix text formatting for track rip failures#680
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Fix text formatting for track rip failures#680drjaska wants to merge 1 commit intowhipper-team:developfrom
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When a track fails to rip, instead of printing > track %d failed to rip. 5 we should print the following > track 5 failed to rip. Signed-off-by: drjaska <drjaska83@gmail.com>
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Looking at this closer, I may have confused Python string concatenation syntax and assumed that a bug in a previous Debian package had not been fixed in the current codebase. The code should, as is, provide a format string and an argument for it to the logger. Without testing with a scratched disc I can't tell whether this is a meaningful change or not in the current pre-release anymore. |
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When a track fails to rip, instead of printing
we should print the following