pgbovine
pgbovine
I really like @siddhi 's framing of the issue from a UX perspective: "Considering pyscript will be used a lot by beginners, I think printing should be escaped by default....
adding a note that maybe this issue is also related to the discussion in https://github.com/pyscript/pyscript/issues/373
the force is strong with this one
@seankross - can i bump this up again? fixing this will also fix some of the problems with the recent wreck-it crashes. check out group_indices here: ``` "rhs": { "col_names":...
note that if you fix this, i think most of your test output files will stay the same, since this is a rare occurrence. here's a test case that triggers...
nice! welcome to the desert of the real (it's 1000000 edits like these, each seemingly small, that will make tdt into something lasting!) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuwLrXX63UY
Re - scalars. Sean: There are no scalars in R, only vectors of length 1. So whatever we do to handle vectors will also cover "scalars"
rhs is a vector here, i believe? right now we just punt and display nothing on rhs (actually right now we crash but after i fix things it will display...
The same thing happens if you pipe into `lm()` or `first()` ... since we don't want to support arbitrary objects like linear model objects, etc., i think the most graceful...
[ @seankross -- we can probably hold off until v2 so as not to rock the boat ]