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And simplify the write-out code with the help of itertools :) Love a good iterator
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to be transparent, I haven't tested this yet. |
Drulex
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| with io.open(filename, 'w') as changelog: | ||
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Why use print() vs io.write()? It inserts extra linefeeds by default, which we don't want (probably need to use print(end="") or something.)
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There are extra linefeeds in the changelog generated with this code. |
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And simplify the write-out code with the help of itertools :)
There's no need for this. We keep our code in git and that works way better.
Love a good iterator