Add spacing line at the bottom of logs#1472
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Add a small amount of padding at the bottom of the logging container. Now if you scroll all the way to the bottom of log tailer, there should be a small space between the last log line and the bottom of the screen, so that the scrollbar (on MacOS) won't overlap the last line of the text.
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does this work okay for multiple instances as well? just wondering since the containers stack when doing more than 3 |
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Maybe add some screenshots for both single and multiple tail cases here? |
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I like it, LGTM 🥇 |
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Add a small amount of padding at the bottom of the logging container.
Now if you scroll all the way to the bottom of log tailer, there should
be a small space between the last log line and the bottom of the screen,
so that the scrollbar (on MacOS) won't overlap the last line of the
text.