--log-dir-path only used if --make-test-case set

[Aaron Rudkin]

I would like to store an output log for operations; I naively assumed I could do so by throwing --log-dir-path <dir>, but actually this doesn't produce a log. Logs are only produced if --make-test-case is also included. It seems to me like while it might be true that logs should not be produced by default, it does make sense to produce them if --log-dir-path is provided, even if the user doesn't want to produce a test case.

[Stephen Macke]

Makes sense to me, will push a new release momentarily

[Stephen Macke]

Tested and pushed a new release, you can get the latest with pip install --upgrade ffsubsync

Thanks for helping to improve ffsubsync by opening an issue! Please let me know if it's still not working after the upgrade.