feat(utilities): enable auto width detection for rich renderables#858
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Signed-off-by: Alessandro Pomponio <alessandro.pomponio1@ibm.com>
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Summary
Enhanced the
render_to_stringutility function to support automatic width detection for renderables, preventing content truncation when rendering to files. This change simplifies the API by allowing the function to automatically use the renderable's width instead of requiring manual width specification.Files Changed
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orchestrator/utilities/rich.pyAdded an
auto_widthparameter to therender_to_stringfunction. When enabled, the function automatically detects and uses the renderable's width attribute (if available), preventing content truncation. This parameter takes precedence over the manualwidthparameter. The implementation checks if the renderable has awidthattribute and uses it whenauto_width=True.📄
tests/utilities/cli_rendering.pyUpdated the
render_ado_resources_to_cli_outputfunction to use the newauto_width=Trueparameter instead of manually passingwidth=table.width. This simplifies the function call and demonstrates the intended usage of the new feature.