Open bpandola opened 1 month ago
I expected that stripping out the "pretty" characters would be identical to the "non-pretty" result:
def test_pretty_print_and_short_empty_elements_with_empty_array(): input_dict = {"Foos": {"Foo": []}} compact = unparse( input_dict, pretty=False, short_empty_elements=True, full_document=False ) pretty = unparse( input_dict, pretty=True, short_empty_elements=True, full_document=False ) pretty_compacted = pretty.replace("\n", "").replace("\t", "") assert pretty_compacted == compact
But they are different:
> assert pretty_compacted == compact E AssertionError: assert '<Foos></Foos>' == '<Foos/>' E E - <Foos/> E + <Foos></Foos>
I realize this is a pretty (no pun intended) minor issue, but am I incorrect in thinking these two unparsings should be equivalent?
If you'd consider a PR to address this, I could take a crack at it.
I expected that stripping out the "pretty" characters would be identical to the "non-pretty" result:
But they are different:
I realize this is a pretty (no pun intended) minor issue, but am I incorrect in thinking these two unparsings should be equivalent?
If you'd consider a PR to address this, I could take a crack at it.