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When debugging complex tests that also output some additional debug info (custom state printouts, library debug output, etc.), it would be beneficial if the cgreen-runner process could configure its stdout as unbuffered (before forking into individual tests).
This could be done either via switch or environment variable.
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Could you give an explicit example/test case of output where this would make a difference? If the debug output is also buffered would the output be different? Or perhaps you are thinking about timing, when debugging, e.g. stopping at a breakpoint when the output have been buffered but not flushed to the terminal yet?
When debugging complex tests that also output some additional debug info (custom state printouts, library debug output, etc.), it would be beneficial if the cgreen-runner process could configure its stdout as unbuffered (before forking into individual tests).
This could be done either via switch or environment variable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: