[Enhancement] simplify python rules #64
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igorpeshansky
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Oct 17, 2019
This reverts commit 71cc0fa.
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Let's make sure this gets tested...
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Hi @igorpeshansky , is there anything left to do for me? :) |
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Hi! Any chance this fix is ready to merge soon? |
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Hi @igorpeshansky , I added the requested tests but the PR is still showing |
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Hi @igorpeshansky is there anything left to do here? |
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@igorpeshansky is there anything keeping you from merging this? |
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What
Simplify python rules to only have 2 states and a single regex for matching lines between the start (
Traceback ...) and End (<Error>...) of a Traceback.The new regex matches any line that starts with one or more tabs/spaces, followed by at least one non-whitespace symbol, followed by whatever else.
Why
This is the second proposed option here: #62 (comment)
Fix #62
FYI @jkschulz & @igorpeshansky