Samuel Colvin

Thanks so much @osintalex, I'll make a new release now.

~~I'll make a new release now~~ cancel that, I'll make a release once #47 is merged.

Yes definitely, I often want this, just haven't had time to implement it. I guess: * `trace_` kwarg for debug to include the trace * `debug.trace()` to just print the...

I think returning the arguments should be configurable via an env variable. I don't use the return value much, and I can imagine it's annoying in ipython.

Ye I thought about `os.isatty` or similar, but I think it would be more confusing "black magic".

You can check if you're in ipython like https://github.com/samuelcolvin/pydantic/blob/9d631a3429a66f30742c1a52c94ac18ec6ba848d/pydantic/utils.py#L183 But overall I agree, I think a new method might be best.

i think I never did it, mostly I find it useful to show the whole of even very long strings. Have to accept a PR, but it would need to...

This would **sometimes** be useful for long dictionaries or lists. In other cases it would be extremely annoying, this would need to be an opt-in feature.

This seems like quite a significant issue. Any chance of fixing it? ```py import toml s1 = ''' foo.bar= "hello" ''' print(toml.loads(s1)) #> {'foo': {'bar': 'hello'}} --- correct s2 =...

Looks like we don't currently process times. PR welcome