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 # pysource-minimize
 
 If you build a linter, formatter or any other tool which has to analyse python source code you might end up searching bugs in pretty large input files.
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 This will run `python bug.py` and try to find the string "Assertion" in the output.
 The `--file bug.py` gets minimized as long as "Assertion" is part of the output of the command.
 
+> [!WARNING]
+> Be careful when you execute code which gets minimized.
+> It might be that some combination of the code you minimize erases your hard drive
+> or does other unintended things.
+
 ![example](example.gif)
 
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 ## API
 Example:
 ``` pycon