andy.boot

This seems to work in baron: `baron.dumps( baron.parse("\nx=(1+\n2)\n") ) ` This doesn't: ` baron.dumps( baron.parse("x = (dictionary\n['prop'])") )` So it looks like baron can't handle the dictionary spanning new lines....

Yes I agree, I was trying to pin down the cause of this. Accessing a dictionary value with the key on the next line breaks baron. The problem seems to...

You want to use test.dates not test.dates()

There is no flag to do this currently, it should be simple to add one. Consider this added to the todo list.

So an option that ignores hard-links? I imagine it should ignore soft-links as well? Do you think the links should be completely ignored or should they be listed but just...

I don't think this is possible. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/122333/how-to-tell-which-file-is-original-if-hard-link-is-created It is not possible to know which is a hard-link and which is the original

Your thoughts seems reasonable to me.

I'll close this issue unless I hear anything in the next few days.

Thanks for the information @mdekstrand it is interesting. Sadly, I think this is going to be too tricky to solve.

Added `--skip-total` flag which will not display the total and will instead base the bar graph on the largest file.