Support multiple -o/--outfile flags in a single invocation#423
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Support multiple -o/--outfile flags in a single invocation#423ryan-crabbe wants to merge 2 commits intojoerick:mainfrom
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Allow users to specify -o multiple times to generate multiple output
formats in one run, e.g.:
pyinstrument -o output.txt -o output.html script.py
Each outfile infers its renderer from the file extension unless -r is
explicitly set. Single -o and no -o behavior is unchanged.
Closes joerick#422
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Summary
-o/--outfileto accept multiple values viaaction="append", so users can write multiple output formats in one invocation-ris explicitly set, which applies to all)-oor single-obehavior is unchangedCloses #422