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      <title>Abbreviatory Now Reads Cargo, TypeScript, ESLint, Gradle, Maven and npm Output</title>
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      <description>After tests, the thing a coding agent reads most is a build failing. cargo build, tsc, npm install, mvn test. Until now Abbreviatory read those as logs. It found the lines with &amp;ldquo;error&amp;rdquo; in them and folded the repeats, which helped, but it didn&amp;rsquo;t know that a Rust error is six lines long and the useful part is the file and line in the middle. v0.5.0 does.
It reads cargo (build, check, clippy and test), tsc in both its styles, ESLint, Gradle, Maven, npm and pnpm.</description>
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