Request: do not reset/clear the console output
See original GitHub issueMy team runs this create-react-app as a single process inside docker, in order to host and build our web site (dev version).
It runs beside many other containers, such as the backend api server and our database.
When running docker (such as using docker-compose up
), we get the output of all our container’s stdout, which is normally great as we can see any activity as we test and use the app in development.
However, create-react-app resets/clears the console several times, effectively deleting from my screen every other container’s output up until that point.
Is there a way to not reset/clear the screen or a workaround?
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Closing. The fix will be out in the next release (0.8.0).
Yes, it was fixed. Thanks!