I was incorporating Paul's comments from the splitting guide PR and he noted that the % printed in the output when you query the API service is confusing:
judithmalnick@Judiths-MBP:~|⇒ curl localhost:9090
Hello World
###Upstream Data: localhost:9091###
Service V1%
It turns out that the % is a "feature" of zsh that the shell adds when there's no newline returned with the output. When I switched to bash, the new command prompt always appeared concatenated with the last line of output, which also made the API version hard to see:
bash-3.2$ curl localhost:9090
Hello World
###Upstream Data: localhost:9091###
Service V2bash-3.2$
Can we add a new line to the output from the API service? That would probably be the easiest fix here if its possible.
I was incorporating Paul's comments from the splitting guide PR and he noted that the
%printed in the output when you query the API service is confusing:It turns out that the
%is a "feature" of zsh that the shell adds when there's no newline returned with the output. When I switched to bash, the new command prompt always appeared concatenated with the last line of output, which also made the API version hard to see:Can we add a new line to the output from the API service? That would probably be the easiest fix here if its possible.