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Make the ros2cli output always line buffered #659
Make the ros2cli output always line buffered #659
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@ivanpauno FYI if the decorator monitors the
file
keyword argument ofprint
, you can limit its action tosys.stdout
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true, I didn't feel that was really needed though.
do you think we need a patch for this?
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Nope, it's unlikely anyone will ever hit it before Python 3.6 support is gone.