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[SM-Sorcery-Bugs] [Bug 16165] New: overwritten printouts for triggers
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- Subject: [SM-Sorcery-Bugs] [Bug 16165] New: overwritten printouts for triggers
- Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2024 16:14:01 +0000
Bug ID | 16165 |
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Summary | overwritten printouts for triggers |
Product | Sorcery |
Version | Untargetted future release |
Hardware | x86 |
OS | Linux |
Status | NEW |
Severity | normal |
Priority | P2 |
Component | Cast |
Assignee | sm-sorcery-bugs AT lists.ibiblio.org |
Reporter | sobukus AT sourcemage.org |
Classification | Unclassified |
19:57 <+sobukus> wich: a data point, apparently not involved in this issue, but something to consider … the only difference I get for my debugging outputs (the Dropping lines) is such: 19:57 <+sobukus> < ESC[0mESC[36mDropping ESC[37mESC[1mESC[40mautomakeESC[0mESC[36m because of grey dependency loop on ESC[37mESC[1mESC[40mperlESC[0m. 19:57 <+sobukus> --- 19:57 <+sobukus> > ESC]0;[smgl-fhs]: checking triggers^GESC]0;[smgl-fhs]: success!^GESC[0mESC[36mDropping ESC[37mESC[1mESC[40mautomakeESC[0mESC[36m because of grey dependency loop on ESC[37mESC[1mESC[40mperlESC[0m. 19:57 <+sobukus> There's lines with checking triggers / success that get no line end and hence overwritten?! Is that intentional? The 'Dropping' lines are only in my debugging version of sorcery and mostly red herrings for their intended purpose. The point here is: There's these 'checking triggers' messages that are present on the same lines, being hidden from view. Those should be tracked down and decided if they should get some EOLs or such.
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