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Successfully bumped up Hyperfiddle RCF to 20220902-130636
. Thanks for the good work!👌:skin-tone-3:
This is a change that I observed:
It didn't use to separate each success by a newline.
I think you discussed this some number of months ago. Someone might have asked for it.
that's not right
Geoffrey is on vacation, are you able to downgrade?
No changes on test reporters. The output in calva always looked like this to me. This is VSCode, so electron, each console print forces a newline. Did it looked different in Calva before?
This notebook uses latest published RCF and formats correctly https://nextjournal.com/dustingetz/datafynav-implementations-for-javaiofile?change-id=DEb7Hj1uzYHY8k15K2PGrD
Here's a screenshot taken in May with Calva. Lines 942 and 969... It made REPL printing much faster - one line per success slows down things a lot in Calva.
I tested the latest RCF releases with Calva.
• 20220405
(and earlier) prints them all on the same line
• 20220827-151056
prints each ✅ on a newline
• 20220902-130636
prints each ✅ on a newline
It would be possible for me to try bisecting to the specific commit between versions that introduced the change, if you want. Geoffrey doesn't seem to have much luck with Calva. Is that on linux? Here it's VS Code in Windows, with the code living in a docker dev container hosted in WSL Ubuntu :)