Tasks can log lines with a line break at the end, and the viewer currently displays these like this:
This suggests there is more information in the message, but it's not true. This PR changes the display to this:
If there's only whitespace after the line break, it changes the suffix to "↵". This tells the user there's a line break, but there's nothing interesting afterwards.
Note that the space before the suffix belongs to the message in the example screenshots - the actual suffix is "↵", not " ↵".
KirillOsenkov
commented
3 years ago
Tasks can log lines with a line break at the end, and the viewer currently displays these like this:
This suggests there is more information in the message, but it's not true. This PR changes the display to this:
If there's only whitespace after the line break, it changes the suffix to "↵". This tells the user there's a line break, but there's nothing interesting afterwards.
Note that the space before the suffix belongs to the message in the example screenshots - the actual suffix is
"↵", not" ↵".