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Is there a way to have a verbose mode where one can see what's happening? Something similar to bash -x cmd.
bash -x cmd
I'm asking because:
For instance:
test "install with fisher" 'Done+WRONG_VALUE+' = ( docker run \ --name pure \ --rm \ --tty \ edouardlopez/pure-fish 'fisher rafaelrinaldi/pure' \ | grep --only-matching 'Done' ) end
Will throw:
$ fishtape tests/ci.test.fish | tap-min type: Could not find “” install with fisher operator: = expected: 'Done2' actual: undefined 3 tests complete (9ms)
Disclaimer: maybe I'm not having the right approach
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@edouard-lopez The default behavior is as verbose as you can get, and there's a -q/--quiet option to silence it.
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@edouard-lopez I forgot to mention there is a --dry-run option. I'm not sure if it will be survive #31, but thought it was worth mentioning.
--dry-run
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Is there a way to have a verbose mode where one can see what's happening? Something similar to
bash -x cmd
.I'm asking because:
For instance:
Will throw:
Disclaimer: maybe I'm not having the right approach
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: