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I'm using the "dotnet" command in a Linux terminal to build and run my application. On an exception, I get the following example output:
Failed due to: One or more errors occurred. (cannot write a tuple which already exists: user: 'user:paul', relation: 'operator', object: 'client:eql': invalid write input)
The control codes makes it difficult to read in the terminal. I missed the actual error until I removed the codes.
This is output is probably designed for Visual Studio, and so probably is invisible to Windows users.
Describe the ideal solution
Remove the controls code and replace them with quote characters.
Not sure if Visual Studio can display straight quotes. I assume this was implemented for a reason.
Alternatives and current workarounds
run:
$ dotnet run | htmltotext
not a great solution since it removes line formatting.
References
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I'm using the "dotnet" command in a Linux terminal to build and run my application. On an exception, I get the following example output:
Failed due to: One or more errors occurred. (cannot write a tuple which already exists: user: 'user:paul', relation: 'operator', object: 'client:eql': invalid write input)
The control codes makes it difficult to read in the terminal. I missed the actual error until I removed the codes.
This is output is probably designed for Visual Studio, and so probably is invisible to Windows users.
Describe the ideal solution
Remove the controls code and replace them with quote characters.
Not sure if Visual Studio can display straight quotes. I assume this was implemented for a reason.
Alternatives and current workarounds
run:
$ dotnet run | htmltotext
not a great solution since it removes line formatting.
References
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: