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feat: Allow enum options to be newline delimited only #205
feat: Allow enum options to be newline delimited only #205
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Does it make sense to support
\r
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I don't think it makes sense since
\r
, by itself, is just a carriage return rather than a newline. For Windows file editing, it'd typically have\r\n
which would still be split, and then subsequently trimmed, correctly. I'll push a change to add\r\n
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Sounds fair, thank you for your feedback!