Terminal Logger is enabled in GitHub Copilot workstreams

[rainersigwald]

In #12014, scroll down to Let me try to build the Framework project to ensure my documentation changes don't break. The console output below that is clearly from our terminal logger:

But in this context, we would ideally auto-detect that the output isn't "a terminal emulator in front of a human" and fall back to classic logging.

[KalleOlaviNiemitalo]

In #12014, scroll down to Let me try to build the Framework project to ensure my documentation changes don't break.

I scrolled but I just could not find that text. Is it a private comment of some kind?

[baronfel]

@KalleOlaviNiemitalo try this link - you can click on the 'copilot started work' links in the PR activity stream to go to the 'agent-sessions' log where a lot of this processing is tracked.

[KalleOlaviNiemitalo]

404 "Didn’t find anything here!" before signing in, and 500 "Looks like something went wrong!" after signing in.

[rainersigwald]

Might be visible only to people with the commit bit on this repo? It's the LLM output + tool output scroll for the Copilot Agent working in a GitHub Actions environment. The screenshot is the relevant part here though I don't know why it'd hide the "thought" process on a public repo.