dvc pipeline issues error
See original GitHub issue$ dvc --version
0.19.2
Hi!
I’m trying to execute dvc pipeline show --ascii some.dvc
but I get the following error:
Error: Unexpected error: Canvas cols/lines must be in range [1..1000]
I don’t execute this command much often, but I remember it was working on my machine a couple of weeks ago. So maybe this is a bug introduced in the more recent versions?
Thanks, André
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Hi @andrethrill !
Thank you so much for sharing the image of your graph! It really helps to get a better perspective on what is going on. Looks like it was indeed a horizontal space 🙁 It should still be possible to view it in terminal if it supports horizontal scrolling instead of breaking the lines, but it is more of a hack, since not all terminals do that 🙁 Maybe this is the point where CLI viewer scope ends, but I will try to give it another thought to see if there are any automatic folding/compacting technics we could use to provide a distraction-less CLI experience. E.g. first idea that comes to mind is to use Ncurses to provide vertical and horizontal scrolling. Created #1177 to track the progress on it.
Thanks, Ruslan
Thank you for the feedback! I will look into it shortly.