fix: too many dashes in jupyter repr#3552
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Hi @pfackeldey, It helps but I think it's still too many in certain cases. For the same example from the issue:
Ideally, it should be as long as the array display right above it right? |
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Could you try again @ikrommyd ? |
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that was intended, however that only works for the most outer level of fields. At arbitrary depths is non-trivial and I'd say over-engineering. My view is either have this reduced field repr or none. |
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@pfackeldey - Thank you! Looks great! Please merge if you finished with it. Thanks!
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(Hopefully) closes #3529.
@ianna & @ikrommyd can you give this a try?