Should \n be added to short output?
Odizinne opened this issue · comments
Description
Hello, not sure if this is wanted or not but:
flora@pop-os:~$ headsetcontrol -b -c
-2flora@pop-os:~$
This is what i get when shortening output.
Is this something intended?
I would expect something like this:
flora@pop-os:~$ headsetcontrol -b -c
-2
flora@pop-os:~$
On which OS does the problem happen?
Linux
It probably was done this way to make it easier to directly parse. But I agree with you, normally a Linux command should always end with \n.
However, I wouldn't change it due to backwards compatibility. Also because -c will be probably deprecated in the future in favour of #271 (Feel free to participate in the discussion)
Closed because short output is now deprecated in favour of JSON/YAML output