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This PR also removes a useless (as far as I know) space in items. |
adrien-berchet
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Dec 23, 2022
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| if not attr_type: | |||
| addline('<%s %s>%s</%s>' % ( | |||
| addline('<%s%s>%s</%s>' % ( | |||
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This space is already generated by make_attrstring(attr)
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This proposal is excellent and long overdue, and thank you for taking the time to prepare this pull request. I will review it at my earliest opportunity. |
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Glad to help :) |
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I just realized that this PR is still pending so let's revive it :-) |
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I suggest we add some automated tests in order to avoid unexpected breaking changes, as the one reported in #98 .
Depends on #99