Expressing formats like "html:./report.html" is painful to read and write, and difficult for us to process. It gets worse when you want to include things that have colons, like URLs and Windows absolute file paths, some of which we struggle to support smartly. It's unavoidable on the CLI but in a configuration file we can make it easier.
This PR adds support for a two-item array notation for format items, so for the above example you could instead do ["html", "./report.html"].
🏷️ What kind of change is this?
:zap: New feature (non-breaking change which adds new behaviour)
🤔 What's changed?
Expressing formats like
"html:./report.html"is painful to read and write, and difficult for us to process. It gets worse when you want to include things that have colons, like URLs and Windows absolute file paths, some of which we struggle to support smartly. It's unavoidable on the CLI but in a configuration file we can make it easier.This PR adds support for a two-item array notation for format items, so for the above example you could instead do
["html", "./report.html"].🏷️ What kind of change is this?
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