Add flag for disabling labels from the output #125
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lavie
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test_runlike.py
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You probably meant to call it ...NoLabels, right?
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Yes! It was a copy+paste error, and I have fixed it now via this amended commit (da0e9cc).
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I use
runlikea lot for debugging and I sometimes want to get the output withoutlabels, as requested in #112.This PR simply adds a flag,
--no-labels(though I'm not sure if-lis the most intuitive shorthand flag…) which excludes labels from the command output.