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After switching from netssh backend to local backend, I noticed that capture() does not strip the whitespace by default (which it should, according to the readme).
This was using sshkit 1.7.1
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Up to SSHkit 1.7.1, this behaviour used to be inconsistent between local and sshkit backends, but it is consistent in master (both strip). I guess you are looking at the docs for master. You could use master if you like, or wait for the next release. See #239 and #249 for more info.
I can in fact wait until the next release. I didn't find the two PRs above while scrolling through the issues, and just wanted to make sure it's getting noticed.
After switching from netssh backend to local backend, I noticed that
capture()
does not strip the whitespace by default (which it should, according to the readme).This was using sshkit 1.7.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: