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Output of .NET Core CLI is not displayed

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When running the “dotnet” (by simply typing dotnet in the diagnostics console, CMD or PowerShell), the output briefly flashes on the screen and disappears.

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)

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ahmelsayedcommented, Jan 12, 2017

yep, tested curl with

curl -o file.zip https://functionsbay.blob.core.windows.net/public/1.0.0.beta.9/Azure.Functions.Cli.zip

and dotnet just by listing the help.

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watashiSHUNcommented, Jan 15, 2017

it looks like the fix is checking (current line ends with "\r" && last line equals "\r\n"), if the condition is true, we will not skip current line This will not work for tsc --version since it output like this: capture

I used another command line exe to test (youtube-dl…a little tool that I used to download video, of cause with the progress indication) since curl does not hit the line being changed: rather than outputing "progress 10%\r" "progress 11%\r" it is doing this "progress 10%" "\r" "progress 11%" "\r"

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