It seems that if we flush stdout before output errors we can have a better idea of where in the script processing flow the error happened, actually when there is an error and the script is outputting to stdout the error message get mixed in the middle of the stdout output but if we flush the stdout then the error message appears after the last stdout output.
It seems that if we flush
stdoutbefore output errors we can have a better idea of where in the script processing flow the error happened, actually when there is an error and the script is outputting tostdoutthe error message get mixed in the middle of thestdoutoutput but if we flush thestdoutthen the error message appears after the laststdoutoutput.Here is a commit that do that for squilu https://github.com/mingodad/squilu/commit/0d1c96d67fd9810244083c96f452a8ab4679bcee