Added format key to results_parse yc. #651
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On the same level as 'action'. This avoids printing results with an absurd number of digits to the terminal. And facilitates displaying results as the user desires.
… script which does this in test/utils. It's a standalone executable which only acts on .py files and takes a space separated list of directories to recursively cleanse of trailing whitespace. If no argument is given it acts on the directory that contains the script file. Put it in your PATH and enjoy.
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On the same level as 'action'. This avoids printing results with an absurd number of digits to the terminal. And facilitates displaying results as the user desires.
Code review checklist:
Am I supposed to fill that out?
Anyway, I'm missing the documentation to the docs and typed function arguments. I'll fill those in, but now I want to see if it works. This feature adds a 'format' key to a result which will store and display the result as the user intends. It's inspired by this:
Which is ugly and doesn't match the format I'm visually comparing the results to, which is annoying.