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This can be far more minimal - let's remove the uncommon options and focus only on whatever's needed for multiple matches.
Also wonder if we should split this into two: "Printing matches" and "Multiple matches"?
The first can test printing lines that are matched (can be two stages: Single-line matches, Multi-line matches).
The second can test multiple matches specifically by introducing the -o flag.
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| The `-c` option, also known as the count option, is used to count the number of lines which match the specified pattern. |
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@UdeshyaDhungana I don't think we need to add this option - it can be indirectly tested by just getting users to print lines.
We aren't looking to get full coverage of CLI options, just full coverage of common operations. I think the common usage here is just cat XYZ | grep "pattern" | wc -l, and we'll already have this covered if we test printing lines.
The next stage could be the first stage for this extension! Don't think there's any significant difference in implementation difficulty, and this adds an additional concept + more implementation work (the -c flag).
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Let's also test that nothing is printed to stdout
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| $ echo -ne "dogs\ncat\ndog" | grep -n -E "dogs?" |
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Let's ignore this stage - isn't a commonly used flag. And it also doesn't really help with multiple matches, since even if a line had multiple matches the line would be printed only once.
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Let's skip this too! Not a common option
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| The `-o` flag, also known as the `only-matching` flag, is used to print only the matching texts in a separate line. |
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This is probably worth keeping in, since it tests multiple matches directly (one printed per line).
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| # Multiple matches | ||
| - slug: "cj0" | ||
| primary_extension_slug: "multiple-matches" | ||
| name: "Print a single matching text" |
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| name: "Print a single matching text" | |
| name: "Print single match" |
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| primary_extension_slug: "multiple-matches" | ||
| name: "Print multiple matching texts" |
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Introduces a new “Multiple Matches” extension (with -o flag) and three stages covering single match, multiple matches in a line, and multiple lines, plus accompanying stage docs.
multiple-matchesextension incourse-definition.ymlintroducing-o(only-matching) behavior.multiple-matches:cj0— Print single matchss2— Print multiple matches from one linebo4— Process multiple input linesstage_descriptions/multiple-matches-01-cj0.md,...-02-ss2.md,...-03-bo4.mdwith examples/tests detailing expected outputs and exit codes..gitignoreto ignore.DS_Store.Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit 20021dd. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.