Continuously output transmit output of the shell command, started by (sh ...)
svetlyak40wt opened this issue · comments
Alexander Artemenko commented
Right now, output is shown only after a command has finished.
To test, you can make a test.sh
with the content:
#!/bin/bash
for i in `seq 10`; do
echo "$i $(date)"
sleep 1
done
And Lakefile
:
#|-*- mode:lisp -*-|#
(defpackage :lake.user
(:use :cl :lake)
(:shadowing-import-from :lake
:directory))
(in-package :lake.user)
(task "default" ()
(sh "./test.sh"))
Then start lake
in the directory. Right now it will output lines:
[art@art-osx5:~/projects/lisp/lake]% lake
1 Sun Oct 21 12:27:10 MSK 2018
2 Sun Oct 21 12:27:11 MSK 2018
3 Sun Oct 21 12:27:12 MSK 2018
4 Sun Oct 21 12:27:13 MSK 2018
5 Sun Oct 21 12:27:14 MSK 2018
6 Sun Oct 21 12:27:15 MSK 2018
7 Sun Oct 21 12:27:16 MSK 2018
8 Sun Oct 21 12:27:17 MSK 2018
9 Sun Oct 21 12:27:18 MSK 2018
10 Sun Oct 21 12:27:19 MSK 2018
but this will happen at the end. However the progress should be updated continuously, every second.
Alexander Artemenko commented
Oh, this issue was closed few month ago by #83 pull