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If someone mistakenly points to root or some gigantic directory they didn't mean to, it will just get clogged for a while. This needs a check for how large the file is- and maybe a loader too? I'm interested to hear people's opinions on this before I implement it for what the expected behavior should be.
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Autodot would be so much cooler with a logo!
The name "autodot" is wordplay on the Autobots from the Transformers series, and the idea that we're AUTOmating DOTfile management.
That might help in coming up with something creative.
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currently to find out what tests are running for a component the user has to do:
obt t --debug- open karma
- click the big "DEBUG" button in the top right
- open the devtools
- click the console tab
We should either document all of this with lots of messaging or replace it by putting the test report into the terminal.
Putting the test result into the terminal will also help on CI
Tidy up test output
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The Carbon CLI is really awesome and I love that it's possible to store and reuse a configuration as preset. One thing I'd love to add to the config though is the actual "theme colors" (i.e. what color e.g. variables, operators, keywords, comments, ...).
Basically these options from the Carbon web UI:
![Screenshot 2019-03-26 at 10 39 45](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4058327/5498