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Cleanup typos and messaging for dev parse/pytest command #1793

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Description

This is just a small cosmetic PR to clean up some output on astro dev parse and astro dev pytest.

🧪 Functional Testing

Run the commands locally. The changes are purely cosmetic.

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astro dev parse

Screenshot 2025-01-30 at 3 13 36 PM

astro dev pytest

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📋 Checklist

  • Rebased from the main (or release if patching) branch (before testing)
  • Ran make test before taking out of draft
  • Ran make lint before taking out of draft
  • Added/updated applicable tests
  • Tested against Astro-API (if necessary).
  • Tested against Houston-API and Astronomer (if necessary).
  • Communicated to/tagged owners of respective clients potentially impacted by these changes.
  • Updated any related documentation

@schnie schnie force-pushed the cleanup-test-output branch from 9e8eefd to 9e85a7f Compare January 30, 2025 20:16
@schnie schnie marked this pull request as ready for review January 30, 2025 20:17
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Nice

@schnie schnie merged commit 1845d29 into main Jan 31, 2025
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@schnie schnie deleted the cleanup-test-output branch January 31, 2025 15:09
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