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feat(amber): indent multiline strings, close #193 #194
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# name: test_list_in_dict |
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This is weirdly named, more like multi_line_in_dict
tests/test_extension_amber.py
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assert {"value": lines} == snapshot | |||
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def test_deeply_nested_list_in_dict(snapshot): |
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nb. technically not a list?
def test_deeply_nested_list_in_dict(snapshot): | |
def test_deeply_nested_multi_line_in_dict(snapshot): |
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LGTM
Description
Indents multiline strings only when the parent itself is indented, this is to keep snapshots of multiline strings that are not nested in any data structure, simple.
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