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run1:test (OK)

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Last edited Jul 14, 2022

Created on Jul 14, 2022

The example demonstrates how the Chomp build tool handles task targets containing wildcard `#` patterns, showing a working `run1:test` task alongside a truncated-path case for `run1:`. It compares command outputs where `./test.out` and `./st.out` are built, with the latter’s path shortened in the displayed terminal. The visualization uses plain terminal text from `chomp` runs, with validation set to `ok-only` and dependencies/targets defined in a TOML config. The data source is the tool’s own execution log, rendered as static shell snippets.

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run1:test (OK)

Running run1:test works fine

chomp run1:test
🞂 ./test.out
./test.txt ./test.out
√ ./test.out [4.791791ms]

run1:

Running run1: results in truncated paths

chomp run1:
🞂 ./st.out
./st.txt ./st.out
√ ./st.out [6.474458ms]
√ :run1:#

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