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[Heapster] Reformat heapster SAW scripts using multi-line strings #1480

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@m-yac m-yac commented Oct 13, 2021

This PR improves the readability of the heapster example SAW scripts by using multi-line strings and additional line breaks. Additionally, I used int64<> where possible, and generally tried to keep every line under 80 chars. I applied this reformatting to commented-out lines as well.

Happy to iterate on this PR a bit if you have different preferences for where line breaks should be placed @eddywestbrook

also: use int64<> when possible, try to keep lines under 80 chars
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Thank you, these examples are so much more readable!

@m-yac m-yac merged commit c37a0b2 into master Oct 13, 2021
@m-yac m-yac deleted the heapster/multiline-strings branch October 13, 2021 22:56
@m-yac m-yac added the subsystem: heapster Issues specifically related to memory verification using Heapster label Oct 14, 2021
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