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Let's say I have a terminal width of 92. The following lines print fine (via cliProgress.MultiBar.log()):
INFO: DATScanner: scanning DAT files
DEBUG: DATScanner: found 60 DAT files
DEBUG: DATScanner: enumerating DAT archives
DEBUG: DATScanner: downloading DATs from URLs
DEBUG: DATScanner: parsing 60 DAT files
But when I try to log something longer than 92 lines, it starts to overwrite itself.
Example 1:
Full text:
TRACE: DATScanner: /Users/cemmer/Downloads/Redump/Microsoft - Xbox - BIOS Datfile (7) (2010-09-13).dat: attempting to parse 1.8KiB of XML
How it renders:
09-13).dat: attempting to parse 1.8KiB of XMLdump/Microsoft - Xbox - BIOS Datfile (7) (2010-
Example 2:
Full text:
DEBUG: DATScanner: /Users/cemmer/Downloads/Redump/Microsoft - Xbox - BIOS Datfile (7) (2010-09-13).dat: failed to parse DAT XML: Non-whitespace before first tag., Line: 0, Column: 1, Char: c
How it renders:
har: c.dat: failed to parse DAT XML: Non-whitespace before first tag., Line: 0, Column: 1, C
Let's say I have a terminal width of 92. The following lines print fine (via
cliProgress.MultiBar.log()
):But when I try to log something longer than 92 lines, it starts to overwrite itself.
Example 1:
Full text:
How it renders:
Example 2:
Full text:
How it renders:
The MultiBar settings I'm using are:
and changing the value of
linewrap
to true, false, and null all appear to do nothing.I'm experiencing this problem with v3.11.1, v3.11.2, and v3.12.0 (I didn't test any versions before then).
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