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I don't know if the language list is just being sorted and truncated, or if something else is up. Would be nice to have all the supported programming languages listed, at least as a command-line option.
In addition, both tokei and onefetch misidentify GNU Octave code as Objective-C. tokei has other misidentifications that are irrelevant here.
I suppose we could make this a CLI arg to increase/decrease the limit. IMO there should always be some upper limit. For example, if the full language list was shown, then running onefetch in the github/linguist repo would print so many languages that you probably wouldn't be able to see anything else without scrolling 😆
Additionally, if you were expecting languages like TOML or Markdown to be shown, you'll need to use the -T/--type option.
Duplicates
Current behavior 😯
Running
onefetch
2.13.2 in the root directory for http://github.com/BartMassey/ttt-bench yields the following:Some easy languages, like Python, are missing from the description.
A fuller description of the repo's content's is given by
tokei
.I don't know if the language list is just being sorted and truncated, or if something else is up. Would be nice to have all the supported programming languages listed, at least as a command-line option.
In addition, both
tokei
andonefetch
misidentify GNU Octave code as Objective-C.tokei
has other misidentifications that are irrelevant here.Expected behavior 🤔
Languages are listed correctly and completely.
Steps to reproduce 🕹
onefetch
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