[DOCS] Update reconstruction.rst to use dashes in flags instead of underscores #801
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Looks like that is the correct usage, based on [this page](https://qsiprep.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html) (and the last hour or so of debugging 😄 ).
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Since we've undergone The Great Split, I think we can close this PR. I've commented on PennLINC/qsirecon#56 about making the corresponding changes in QSIRecon. |
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Looks like that is the correct usage, based on this page.