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When I run the protobuf tests, it looks like it doesn't clear the line properly when the window isn't wide enough to display the filename and test name together. (I use fairly long test names, so perhaps that triggers this effect.)
(It's actually displayed better than that in the terminal window; each output line is on a separate line but they're all flush left.)
This is using GNOME Terminal 3.6.2, but I think it was similar on my Mac. (I didn't realize that it was a bug and was trying to figure out why some tests were being printed but not others.)
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There are a long chain of blocked issues that mean the test runner can't use stdout.terminalColumns to detect how wide your terminal is, so it just limits its line width to 100 characters. If your terminal isn't 100 characters wide, you see effects like this. The best workaround at the moment is to either make your terminal wider or use -r expanded.
When I run the protobuf tests, it looks like it doesn't clear the line properly when the window isn't wide enough to display the filename and test name together. (I use fairly long test names, so perhaps that triggers this effect.)
Example output:
With a wide window:
(It's actually displayed better than that in the terminal window; each output line is on a separate line but they're all flush left.)
This is using GNOME Terminal 3.6.2, but I think it was similar on my Mac. (I didn't realize that it was a bug and was trying to figure out why some tests were being printed but not others.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: