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[Logging] v8.2 logging broken
See original GitHub issue
--debug has started failing: it doesn’t print status as it goes.
The output is very strange; it keeps writing Expecto running..., overwriting previous text in part.
It doesn’t show what test is being run either, which was why --debug was useful before.
Expected output (piece of it):
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@t1m0thyj thanks for the repo, it really helped.
The problem is each printfn can create multiple calls to stdout that aren’t batched. In the last release I auto flush these.
I need to change the code to keep them until there is a newline. Release coming soon.
I’ve upgraded Logary to latest Expecto and it works for me.