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Hello guys, thanks for the awesome tool you've created!
I'm rather hardcore UTT user and it would be extremely helpful to extend a bit the CSV reports, for they can be nicely "piped" into tools such as csvlens (utt ... --csv-section ... | csvlens). Now there is actually only per_day "mode" which is not entirely helpful in analyzing a particular day(s) in details.
The proposition would be to have per_task that will print a bit detailed overview, i.e.:
@larose what do you think? I can implement it as my local extension but IMO it makes sense to include it in the main package, for idea of different types of csv reports is actually expressed in the parameters.
Hi @pwa-tapptic! Absolutely, I'd appreciate your contribution as it appears to be a valid use case. To include it in this repo, make sure your pull request has at least some integration tests. Thanks!
Hello guys, thanks for the awesome tool you've created!
I'm rather hardcore UTT user and it would be extremely helpful to extend a bit the CSV reports, for they can be nicely "piped" into tools such as
csvlens
(utt ... --csv-section ... | csvlens
). Now there is actually onlyper_day
"mode" which is not entirely helpful in analyzing a particular day(s) in details.The proposition would be to have
per_task
that will print a bit detailed overview, i.e.:csvlens
print:I could help in contributing if you find it worth including in the main package.
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