puts makes the Output not Pipeable, with print the Output can be pars…#6
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Thanks for your PR. I checked and it looks grep works with @tyl0re so it looks it works with grep. Or you had some other usecase where it didn't work, if yes, could you share it? |
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I don't know anything about ruby, but it seems puts Buffers the Output ,so piping
"|grep xy" doesn't work. With print the output can now be parsed