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@MaxGabriel @pbrisbin @parsonsmatt FYI, in case this is useful for any of you. We've been finding this useful, and it seems an obvious addition to the library. |
This is similar to `printBody`, though it sends the output to a temporary file and then opens that file in your web browser, which can often be easier to understand than seeing the raw source in your terminal.
This is done automatically with cabal-fmt.
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This is similar to
printBody, though it sends the output to a temporary file and then opens that file in your web browser, which can often be easier to understand than seeing the raw source in your terminal.Before submitting your PR, check that you've:
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