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Even with using the descriptions only option, it still indents the script name as if those other option(s) were listed:
$ npx ntl
? Select a task to run: (Use arrow keys)
❯ foo › Lorem ipsum
bar baz qux quux quuz ›
$ npx ntl -o
? Select a task to run: (Use arrow keys)
❯ foo › Lorem ipsum
Why does it matter?
If you have the situation where you only want to show scripts that have descriptions, but then some of the hidden script names are really long
Same thing occurs if you exclude a task with the -e exclude task arg
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Indenting Despite --descriptions-only
Indenting Despite --descriptions-only, or exclude tasks
Mar 17, 2021
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Indenting Despite --descriptions-only, or exclude tasks
Indenting Despite --descriptions-only or exclude tasks
Mar 17, 2021
Even with using the descriptions only option, it still indents the script name as if those other option(s) were listed:
Why does it matter?
If you have the situation where you only want to show scripts that have descriptions, but then some of the hidden script names are really long
Same thing occurs if you exclude a task with the
-e
exclude task argThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: