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Distinguish what files were changed in the output #36
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👋 Hello! Thanks for submitting a issue! @Matt-Gleich will try to respond as soon as possible. |
This sounds great! Do you think having the file name be yellow instead of green would work to signify that it wasn't updated? |
I guess. However, it is better to avoid relying on color only IMO as there are a lot of cases when color is not available, i.e. command output in an IDE or on CI, custom terminal color schemes, etc. As for me, as long as the output is distinguishable in plain text the color doesn't really matter that much. |
So it not shows the number of imports actually update in the file out of the total number of imports. See the change log for more info. Thanks for the suggestion! |
@Matt-Gleich looks like this will do it. Thanks! |
@Matt-Gleich This is currently how I'm showing that
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It is not clear what files were changed from the
import_sorter
output. In fact. all files appear to be changed. I would like to review files that were changed by the tool. This could be especially useful when runningimport_sorter
as apre-commit
hook.Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to see just an "Ok" for files that were not changed and the current output for those that were.
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is none.
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