comments incorrectly parsed as commands

[Vasili]

Minimal test case:

>>> cron=CronTab(tab="# * * * * * hello")
>>> for c in cron.commands:
... print c
...
hello

Expected: cron.commands to be empty.

[Martin Owens (doctormo)]

It's parsed as a disabled command. You should see an enabled flag set to false and when you do `print cron` you should get back the commented version.

It works this way so developers can enable and disable commands without having to manually go into the comments.

Should commands only return enabled commands?

[Vasili (3point2)]

My expectation would be to not get commented commands, but your use case also makes sense. I should have read the examples more carefully. You can go ahead and close this if you like, thanks.

[Martin Owens (doctormo)]

I added an extra bit to the readme for clarity. But otherwise this report is now closed.

Thanks Vasili