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fix: Do not print extraneous newlines when executionInfo output is hidden #519

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8 changes: 5 additions & 3 deletions internal/lefthook/runner/runner.go
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Expand Up @@ -478,19 +478,21 @@ func (r *Runner) logExecute(name string, err error, out io.Reader) {
var execLog string
switch {
case r.SkipSettings.SkipExecutionInfo():
execLog = "\n"
execLog = ""
case err != nil:
execLog = fmt.Sprint(log.Red("\n EXECUTE > "), log.Bold(name))
default:
execLog = fmt.Sprint(log.Cyan("\n EXECUTE > "), log.Bold(name))
}

if err == nil && r.SkipSettings.SkipExecutionOutput() {
if execLog != "" {
log.Info(execLog)
}

if err == nil && r.SkipSettings.SkipExecutionOutput() {
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The check for execution skipping should go first.

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Done 👍

So I guess this means that the previous log.Info(execLog) was not intended to be there - Because it seems that now the behavior just changed so that execLog is never printed when the condition err == nil && r.SkipSettings.SkipExecutionOutput() is met.

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Oh god, I'm sorry. execLog shouldn't be printed if it is empty. That's right. And if we have SkipExecutionOutput() then we don't print command output. So, your previous solution was correct. Let me fix that.

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Haha yeah I thought something was fishy - glad it's sorted out now 😅

return
}

log.Info(execLog)
if out != nil {
log.Info(out)
}
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