Collapse irrelevant results in triage summaries - #2569
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It's not really "shorten", but more like "collapse" (by default)? In any case, looks fine. Thanks!
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Right, my initial idea was to actually only show the text without a collapsed block, and I changed that to a collapsed block forgetting to rename the variables. Fixed |
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I implemented this because triage comments were getting a bit long for my taste, for example rust-lang/rust#162310 (comment)
For an after and then before, see:
rust-lang/bors-kindergarten#65 (comment)