Currently, Fedora Easy Karma uses three independent ways to wrap displayed content:
--wrap-width
--wrap-bugs
--wrap-rpms
I think that it does not make sense. Either I need to use wrapping to make the lines a little shorter, or I do not need it. Therefore, all the above options should be merged into one, say --width or --linewidth that should wrap the entire output accordingly.
--width
--linewidth
WDYT, @kparal ?
Yes! Probably --width or --maxwidth.
--maxwidth
Also, I think by default we should wrap by $COLUMNS (at least that's envvar used in bash, not sure about other shells - there should be a fallback number if we can't determine it), which reflects the current terminal width. And if people want to override it, they can use the option above, possibly with values <= 0 acting as no wrapping.
$COLUMNS
Metadata Update from @lruzicka: - Custom field story_points adjusted to 1
Fix in https://pagure.io/fedora-easy-karma/pull-request/54
Commit 8e9a16ec fixes this issue
This issue has been migrated to Fedora Forge: https://forge.fedoraproject.org/quality/fedora-easy-karma/issues/53
Please continue any further discussion there.