When running fall-back analysis, it is usually not interesting whether all response terms match exactly with the expectations. (For instance, one might change the definition and expect fewer fall-backs, but also cause slightly changed output)
The new flag --omit-details for kore-rpc-client run-tarball only checks that the response type matches (i.e., no unexpected errors have happened).
When running fall-back analysis, it is usually not interesting whether all response terms match exactly with the expectations. (For instance, one might change the definition and expect fewer fall-backs, but also cause slightly changed output)
The new flag
--omit-detailsforkore-rpc-client run-tarballonly checks that the response type matches (i.e., no unexpected errors have happened).