The following test:
use annotate_snippets::{Level, Patch, Renderer, Snippet};
use snapbox::{assert_data_eq, file};
#[test]
fn test() {
let report = &[Level::ERROR
.primary_title("<sample error message>")
.element(
Snippet::source(
"\t\t\tts.into_iter().map(|t| {\n\t\t\t\t(is_true, t)\n\t\t\t}).flatten()\n",
)
.line_start(6)
.path("<sample path>")
.patch(Patch::new(17..50, "")),
)];
let expected_ascii = file!["regression.ascii.term.svg": TermSvg];
let renderer = Renderer::styled();
assert_data_eq!(renderer.render(report), expected_ascii);
}To render like this (image generated using v0.12.10):
However, using the main version of annotate-snippets, it renders like this:
I bissected, and it looks like this was introduced by 3d365cc / #357.
Is that intended?
Initial repro (with v0.12.10 / good) rendering can be found in commit 69e171c (on my fork of the repo).
The following test:
To render like this (image generated using v0.12.10):
However, using the
mainversion ofannotate-snippets, it renders like this:I bissected, and it looks like this was introduced by 3d365cc / #357.
Is that intended?
Initial repro (with v0.12.10 / good) rendering can be found in commit 69e171c (on my fork of the repo).