In case a specified config file does not exist it should fail to run. Currently it logs `Using config file: "x"`, even when x is not a config file. for example, when running `./bs --config=/home/user/Documents`
In case a specified config file does not exist it should fail to run.
Currently it logs
Using config file: "x", even when x is not a config file.for example, when running
./bs --config=/home/user/Documents