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@1ukastesar 1ukastesar commented Oct 8, 2025 •
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    • Updated the final success message to read “Successfully transferred data to all hosts.” for clearer confirmation.
    • Extended the surrounding divider line to improve visual readability and consistency in the output.
    • No changes to behavior or control flow; this is a purely cosmetic, user-facing text and formatting update aimed at enhancing clarity of completion status.

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This pull request, authored by 1ukastesar, focuses on a minor but important textual update within the plugin.go file. The core change involves improving the clarity and grammar of the success message displayed after data transfer operations. Specifically, the message 'Successfully executed transfer data to all host' has been rephrased to 'Successfully transferred data to all hosts.', which is more grammatically correct and includes a period for better sentence structure. Additionally, the decorative === separator lines surrounding this message have been slightly shortened to match the new message length. This change enhances the user experience by providing a more polished and accurate success notification.

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  • Intent: The primary intent of this pull request is to refine the success message displayed after data transfer operations in plugin.go.
  • Changes Overview: This PR updates the success message printed to the console upon successful execution of data transfer. The changes involve minor text adjustments for clarity and consistency, as well as formatting changes to the surrounding separator lines.
  • File Changes: - plugin.go: Modified the Exec function to update the success message. The message 'Successfully executed transfer data to all host' was changed to 'Successfully transferred data to all hosts.', improving grammar and adding a period. Additionally, the length of the === separator lines around the message was adjusted.
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Updated a user-facing success message and divider length in plugin.go. No logic or control flow changes.

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User-facing message text
plugin.go		 Replaced final success message with "Successfully transferred data to all hosts." and lengthened the surrounding divider line. No behavioral changes.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Poem

I tap my paws, the logs align,
A longer line—success looks fine.
Words hop neat from host to host,
“All transferred!”—a quiet boast.
Carrot raised to toast the run,
Small tweak made, delivery done.

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Title Check ✅ Passed The title succinctly and accurately describes the main change by specifying that the success message format in plugin.go has been updated, which aligns with the changeset focused on user-facing text modifications.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changes. Docstring coverage check skipped.
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plugin.go (1)

390-392: Check emoji rendering and divider alignment

The new success message now uses "✅" (not used elsewhere) with 46-char dividers—confirm it renders correctly (no placeholders or misalignment) in key terminals/CI logs; if issues arise, switch to plain text or adjust the divider.

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