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[GH-ISSUE #161] Consistently document that command is spotify_player, not spotify-player #1015
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Originally created by @ahelwer on GitHub (Mar 21, 2023).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/aome510/spotify-player/issues/161
Describe the bug
After installation (via AUR) I expected to run
spotify-player, but this resulted inbash: spotify-player: command not found. I thought this was an issue with the install script, because the README repeatedly mentionsspotify-player. Someone in the AUR comments replied that actually the command isspotify_player, following rust naming conventions.To Reproduce
Read the README and note that
spotify-playeris used in many places, and nowhere is it mentioned that the command isspotify_player.Expected behavior
The text
spotify_playershould be used in the README instead ofspotify-player, and the Commands section should start out by noting the command is calledspotify_player.Log and backtrace
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@aome510 commented on GitHub (Mar 21, 2023):
@ahelwer thanks for raising this. I've updated the documents to use
spotify_player. I hope this can avoid confusion.