Fixed Space Issues In The Directory And A path warning while making new study #121
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@pradeeban While testing the code on Windows, I came across the same whitespace error when creating a new study. I’m currently working on fixing it, but it’s a bit tricky due to the arguments being handled by mkconcore.py. I’ll get back to it soon. In the meantime, would it be okay if I create a new issue for this? Also, if you have any features or functionalities you’d like me to implement, please feel free to let me know. |
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@saksham-gera thanks for your contributions. Yes, you can create a bug report for Windows and work on it. |
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fixed #119 ,
tested on macOS & Ubuntu, White Spaces Won't Cause Errors From Now On.
also fixed a warning because of an invalid escape sequence.