Pulp

I'm trying to write pulp-smash tests against pulp-admin for the Docker plugin. In testing copying, it is helpful to be able to search for what Image IDs are in a repo so that I can assert that the correct images are getting copied. In doing this, I noticed that the image_ids are getting line wrapped due to some funny indentation:

$ pulp-admin docker repo search image --repo-id 3742cb9b-ff6f-4f88-a271-f83ae8c88e52
Created:      2016-02-18T18:38:14Z
Metadata:     
  Downloaded:         True
  Image Id:           17f9eb2bd2b5516249f6b5d9b32197cf752c893963c2d9072f8d389ac7
                      f6655a
  Parent Id:          b73cee63551b3aa9ae6893fd34a017d140878e7eadd7e5f66b3eb3069d
                      8eee16
  Pulp User Metadata: 
Repo Id:      3742cb9b-ff6f-4f88-a271-f83ae8c88e52
Unit Id:      08d23170-f9c0-4bcd-84fe-d9a2556aa62b
Unit Type Id: docker_image
Updated:      2016-02-18T18:38:14Z
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Ewwww. In my case, I can use --fields to show the image_id without the other metadata which causes Pulp User Metadata: not to get printed and then it does fit in the line. Users can also set the line width in admin.conf, but I don't think that's particularly friendly either.

Wrapping these fields doesn't make sense for computers, but if you think about it, it also doesn't make sense for soft, human brains either.

I feel like this has been filed before, but I was unable to find the bug. If you can find it, please feel free to mark as a dupe.