Oliver Kiddle schrieb am Do 08. Apr, 23:51 (+0200):
> On 4 Apr, Jörg Sommer wrote:
> > > The existing `verbose` style is usually used to conditionally add
> > > descriptions to matches, especially where generating those descriptions
> > > is slow or where they're of questionable value.
> >
> > And how about ‘expanded’ or ‘extended’?
> 
> Either of those are fine. Though you've not commented on the approach of
> inverting the sense of the style and using ignore-<something> which I
> think I prefer but I don't know rake so well.

I think rake is like make and I guess they show the uncommended tasks only
with `-A` for the same reason as make can have many internal targets they
aren't of any external use. I would choose the approach of enabling the
additional output which matches the behaviour of rake.

> Just pick whatever you think is best and update the patch with that and
> it should then be good to commit.

So here it is.

Regards Jörg

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