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Rely on native JSON handling to format the callsigns - #7
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… of call signs as a vec/array natively. This prevents the import from becoming a single string of callsigns with commas, to individual elements.
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This is not my natural language, so some changes may be inappropriate.
Whenever I use the tool, Hamalert prints out the callsigns as a single callsign instead of a list. If I open the cli-generated list and 'save', the web UI will break it apart into individual callsigns again. This screenshot shows the difference between the two.
The changes included remove all of the formatting and leaning on json itself to handle the objects natively.