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Currently results are displayed in-line as the tool steps through each check. This means that some checks (such as for the presence of xcode) are missed by the developer as they scroll off screen too quickly.
It would be good to have a summary of all found issues and perhaps group/flag those that have been resolved by uno-check, and those that are still an issue
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If some steps are in error/incomplete/unfixed the process ends with a warning (in red inside terminals that supports colors) like this:
───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
🔔 There were one or more problems detected.
Please review the errors and correct them and run uno-check again.
Press Enter to finish...
However avoiding the need to scroll up for one (or many) problems is IMHO a good idea.
There's already something that does that grouping. Here's it's reporting xcode check failed (but without much details)
Checkup had Error status: xcode
xcode:
🔔 There were one or more problems detected.
Please review the errors and correct them and run uno-check again.
Press Enter to finish...
Currently results are displayed in-line as the tool steps through each check. This means that some checks (such as for the presence of xcode) are missed by the developer as they scroll off screen too quickly.
It would be good to have a summary of all found issues and perhaps group/flag those that have been resolved by uno-check, and those that are still an issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: