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Chris Mayo ab941b6de4 Recommend linkchecker -Dcmdline when reporting issues
More compact output that is better for including inline.
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<!-- Verify first that your issue is not already reported. -->
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## Summary
<!-- general description of the problem -->
## Steps to reproduce
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the issue can increase the chance of a solution significantly. -->
## Actual result
## Expected result
## Environment
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* Operating system: <!-- uname -a or lsb_release -a: Debian GNU/Linux 9.1 (stretch), Windows 7, Ubuntu Xenial, etc -->
* Linkchecker version: <!-- linkchecker --version -->
* Python version: <!-- python --version -->
* Install method: <!-- distribution package, PyPI, from source tarball, from git, etc -->
## Configuration
<!-- Include the output of `linkchecker -Dcmdline -q -f <FILENAME>` inline, not as an attachment, -->
<!-- you may want to substitute any sensitive strings, make sure any substitutions are consistent -->
<!-- in the reported result and logs. -->
<!-- (if you don't use -f/--config when reproducing the problem omit that option here). -->
## Logs
<!-- The exact command line used -->
<!-- Rerun with -Dall and include all relevant lines -->
<!-- If a Traceback happened include it in full as well -->
## Other notes
<!-- Ideas on what might have caused this or could fix this are welcome of
course. -->