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It took me some time to figure out how the boolean flags work. The flag --truncate is set to true by default, but the CLI help message only includes info about what this flag does and lacks information on how to set it to false.
I went into the humanlog source code and opened up the docs for the latest version of the CLI library it uses (urfave/cli). This led me to try the flag with the no- prefix. This didn't work because humanlog isn't using the latest version of the library.
I also tried --truncate false which didn't work.
I finally found an issue which describes flags being used as --flag=true which led me to try --truncated=false.
Ideally, I wouldn't need to search through the issues of a dependent library to figure out how to use humanlog.
Thank you very much for all the work you've put into this tool.
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It took me some time to figure out how the boolean flags work. The flag
--truncate
is set totrue
by default, but the CLI help message only includes info about what this flag does and lacks information on how to set it to false.I went into the
humanlog
source code and opened up the docs for the latest version of the CLI library it uses (urfave/cli
). This led me to try the flag with theno-
prefix. This didn't work becausehumanlog
isn't using the latest version of the library.I also tried
--truncate false
which didn't work.I finally found an issue which describes flags being used as
--flag=true
which led me to try--truncated=false
.Ideally, I wouldn't need to search through the issues of a dependent library to figure out how to use
humanlog
.Thank you very much for all the work you've put into this tool.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: