Daniel Reeves
Daniel Reeves
Ah, let me look into this when I get a second. I didn't realize there were two warnings being triggered, but that makes sense that there are. Apologies! As stated...
I think this should be done. Closing this.
@jamescooke Sorry. Commented that out for 1.8.3, which was just released. Thanks for your patience and thank you for using rich-click! ❤️
Hi @Goldziher, If you'd like to run an async function in Click, you can do something like this: ```python import asyncio import rich_click as click async def func(a, b, c):...
@wabiloo I know this isn't quite what you'd want, but you can use `show_arguments` in the config: ```python import rich_click as click @click.command() @click.argument("name") @click.option("--count", default=1, help="Number of greetings.") @click.rich_config(help_config={"show_arguments":...
Third option recently dropped: https://github.com/15r10nk/inline-snapshot Although it prioritizes being inline, which may not work great here.
https://pypi.org/project/pytest-insta/ another one
Sure, you can take it on if you'd like. Out of curiosity, which framework are you interested in using, and why would you choose that framework? I still haven't looked...
For what it's worth, I'm leaning toward `inline-snapshot`. Do you think that's the right call? The project is being actively developed and it has added a bunch since I last...
I will not be touching the default behavior of rich-click. But, I think it is reasonable to include a formatting feature such as `COLLAPSE_DOUBLE_NEWLINES` (name is tentative) which is by...