Updated the logic to correctly handle combined short flags like -pn and -np.
The -n flag is only honored when it's either:
1. A standalone flag (-n or --number)
2. The last flag in a combined form that includes -p (e.g., -pn), or
3. In a combined form without -p (e.g., -An)
This ensures that -np (where -p overrides -n) correctly produces plain output,
while -pn (where -n overrides -p) produces line numbers.
When the -n/--number flag is passed on the command line, bat now shows
line numbers even when piping output to another process (loop-through
mode), similar to how `cat -n` behaves.
This change detects if -n or --number was passed on the CLI (before
merging with config file and environment variables) and disables
loop-through mode in that case, allowing the InteractivePrinter to
add line numbers.
The existing behavior is preserved:
- Styles from config/env are still ignored when piping (unless --decorations=always is set)
- Only the -n flag from CLI enables line numbers in piped mode
- -p and --style options from CLI do not disable loop-through mode
Release 0.11 of `etcetera` requires MSRV 1.87, in which
`std::env::home_dir` is no longer deprecated,
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/137327.
Update to that MSRV and to `etcetera`, and drop the dependency on the
`home` crate just as `etcetera` 0.11 did.
Previously, setting `--style=changes` would always print a 2-space
indent, even if the file was unmodified. This changes the style to only
print an indent if there is at least one +/- git marker in the sidebar.
to determine the end of the line, instead of reading until \n (0x0A) and then reading until 0x00 and calling it done, read until we find 0x00 preceded by 0x0A.
docs(CHANGELOG.md): 📚 add entry for context in line ranges and normalize list formatting
style(src/line_range.rs): 🎨 trim trailing whitespace in context parsing code
docs(long-help.txt): 📚 add examples for N::C and N:M:C context syntax
docs(clap_app.rs): 📚 update CLI help text with context syntax examples
feat(line_range.rs): ✨ implement N::C and N:M:C parsing and add tests
Alex Kirk