Currently using lighthouse-ci for CI pipeline. Whenever I run lighthouse-ci, the terminal output shows the failings of the website, but does not show which exact line of code is erroneous. The chrome extension however, does show the line of code that is erroneous. Is it possible to configure lighthouse-ci such that they show in the terminal output?
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Is it possible to make chrome dev tool's console shorten the source code link by only showing the base file name and line number without the whole path?
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tqdm prints an empty bar after loop ends. I tried implementing this solution, but with no success.
The problem does not exist if I remove the print statement (see code).
My code is:
for PhotoIdx in tqdm(range(Nphotos), position=0, leave=True):
....
end
print("something")
return x
I attach a photo with what is outputted to the terminal (the third bar is from another python file).
This appears to be a Pycharm issue, which can be fixed by editing the Run/Debug Configuration in Pycharm and checking the box that says "Emulate terminal in output console"
The standard output terminal appears to have trouble with properly outputting text applications that use certain terminal features, although I don't know the exact cause of this particular problem.
it seems to be a bug from Pycharm.
It's working fine inside the terminal.
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When running a Gradle project in IntelliJ 15, I would get verbose output like this, spoonfeeding me with a link to click to launch my app, and see output statements using a println statement as described below.
Now, I just installed IntelliJ 2016 and here is what the Run output window looks like; and that's it! No link, and I can't see the output of my println statements like before! Just useless spinners counting time and nothing else. Am I missing a window or something?
The console output view is still there; you're just seeing the new Gradle Task view, which is now the default. Just click the little icon on the top left of the Run window to toggle between the Tasks view and the plain console view.
Once you switch, you'll get the exact same console view you're used to:
Here is the code I am using to read / write to a BungeeCord process. Only issue is it appears that writing commands to the output stream does not appear to work.
http://pastebin.com/JvsetSUq
I believe my code is working correctly for the following reasons:
I have checked that that the code that writes to the output stream is being reached with the correct command
This code works flawlessly using the Spigot server jar.
Fixed by disabling JLine in command arguments.
I'm modifying a Firefox extension that has been written by someone else, and I'm not very experienced with Javascript and Firefox, so my question is probably fairly simple.
I have a lot of code in a Javascript Module (.jsm file), and I want to produce some outputs form this module to help with debugging. I can't seem to use javascript alerts (alert("blah");) or log to the javascript console (console.log("blah");) as both of these give errors saying that console or alert cannot be found.
Is there any way to produce this sort of debugging output from code running in a Javascript Module? All I want is simple text output to help with my development/debugging process.
There are two common options:
Use dump(), the output will be printed to OS console (on Windows you need to run Firefox with -console command line option to see it).
Use Component.utils.reportError, the output will be printed to Error Console - use Ctrl-Shift-J to open it.