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This enhancement request is to explore when to provide the backtrace output. For example have it in --format fulljson, but not have it in --format json
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👍 interesting, with --controls and that whole fulljson piece merged, we are starting to see more of these filter-that-json problems, or also: jq-soluble 😁
I'm not sure yet about the correct way...
that --format json formatter is still 100% rspec-oriented, with just 2 extra fields that don't hurt. but in the end: fulljson is the more complete one. idea: we might opt to rebrand our json to rspecjson and make sure we create a real minimal json as the alternative; something that 100% complements our json profiles without any overhead. we would then leave rspecjson as it is (i.e. vanilla) and just implement a full and minimal json.
I've executed the following control:
with the
--format json
options and received the following output: output.json.txtThis is the character count of the content with and without the backtrace content:
This enhancement request is to explore when to provide the backtrace output. For example have it in
--format fulljson
, but not have it in--format json
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: