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I'd like to be able to run commands on all lines of a file. For example, bsed wrap lines with " should execute on all lines of the file. Current workaround is to include some trivial filter like wrap lines containing '.' with "
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The test suite is currently somewhat weak with respect to testing error cases and validating the resulting error messages.
The test suite should probably move tests that check error cases into a separate directory.
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