🔍 Improve Config#pretty_print (for Kernel::pp)#547
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Viewing config objects in Irb was _much_ too messy to easily inspect: it printed every attribute for each ancestor, and most of them would simply be the Net::IMAP::Config::AttrInheritance::INHERITED const, repeated over and over. So, just like `Config#inspect` was improved by #546, this simplifies the `Kernel#pp` output to make it more useful for inspection on the console. Unlike `Config#inspect`, `Config#pretty_print` prints _every_ config attribute, including attributes that have been defined by a named default config. Like `Config#inspect`, each attributes is printed only once, nested in the config which assigned it.
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Tests are only failing in windows for ruby-head due to:
Those fixes should all be merged shortly. |
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Viewing config objects in Irb was much to messy to easily inspect: it printed every attribute for each ancestor, and most of them would simply be the Net::IMAP::Config::AttrInheritance::INHERITED const, repeated over and over.
So, just like
Config#inspectwas improved by #546, this simplifies theppoutput to make it more useful for inspection on the console.Unlike
Config#inspect,Config#pretty_printprints every config attribute, including attributes that have been defined by a named default config.