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VS Terminal incorrect handling of warning messages from dotnet output #9398

Closed vsfeedback closed 1 month ago

vsfeedback commented 1 month ago

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Hi,

  1. Open VS terminal on project
  2. Run cmd file

Example cmd for publishing MAUI as apk

dotnet publish -c Release -r android-arm64 -p:PackageFormat=Apk -f net8.0-android

dotnet produces various warning messages in yellow. They seem to be missing \n terminator and overwrite line.

Output is misaligned

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Original Comments

evgeny.muryshkin on 7/30/2024, 03:46 PM:

Also note PS prompt and then the remainder of the output in the first screenshot. Looks like some kind of race in console.

Feedback Bot on 7/30/2024, 06:30 PM:

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jpobst commented 1 month ago

Does this only happen in the "VS Terminal" window? Or does it also happen from a normal PowerShell window outside of Visual Studio?

This should help us determine if this is an issue with the logging or specifically with the VS Terminal window.

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