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I'll need to improve my test suite to cover this (it's currently a few years old and poorly done) then I can try to patch this up. Should be pretty damn easy, though.
I thought that perhaps your hosts were separated by not just a space (tab, multiple spaces, etc), but even doing that my hosts file is still written out fine.
strange, i wish i had the foresight to back up my old /etc/hosts before trying out ghost. i think my other dev machine has a similar pre-ghost /etc/hosts. ill see if i cant come up with a repeatably-failing test case.
if you have a line with multiple hosts: e.g.
127.0.0.1 project_a.local project_b.local project_c.local
and then run ghost add project_d.local, itll clobber all but the first host of that line:
127.0.0.1 project_d.local
127.0.0.1 project_a.local
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