Output 8DOT3 short filenames whenever possible #24
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In case of the default output format, the 8DOT3 short file name is printed, when directories are listed. For the JSON-formatter, a new value »8DOT3Name« is introduced, containing the short file name.
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In some cases it is useful to know the short (8DOT3) filename for debugging.
In case of the default output format, the 8DOT3 short file name is printed, when directories are listed. For the JSON-formatter, a new value »8DOT3Name« is introduced, containing the short file name.
This is how it looks with both formatters:
I would have extended the unit tests but unfortunately I was not able to get phpunit up and running. Are there any special requirements I need to install?