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Right now, --logs takes one glob each for all the separate logs, treating each glob as a single report. This is useful, but not all too convenient.
Most tests I run only have one file per test, and so I would like to also have an option to provide a single glob and treat each file in the glob as a separate log to diff.
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In bash, globs are automatically expanded by bash itself before being passed into the command, and therefore, the above example worked in Linux. However, it does not work on Windows. See #127 for more info.
In short, this is something bash does and it is not really supported as a proper grandma feature. For those using bash, that's great... they can get both behaviors on a single command... provided they don't get confused. For others, like Windows users, this feature still needs to be implemented.
Right now,
--logs
takes one glob each for all the separate logs, treating each glob as a single report. This is useful, but not all too convenient.Most tests I run only have one file per test, and so I would like to also have an option to provide a single glob and treat each file in the glob as a separate log to diff.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: