Display time elapsed for each task #89
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This removes the full date and current directory from each log line, and the context argument (when there is none of them), by default. These can still be printed with -extended-formatting. Also rena,ed "elapsed time" to "in" for each co,mmand's elapsed time.
The absolute import (including the github,com/kcmerrill part doesn't work when the project is forked to a different github account. Import from the local directory instead. (I don't know this was done this way) Now after forking/cloning the repo, it can build with just: $ go get $ go build
Display time elapsed for each task, instead of the total time (that is already displayed at the beginning of the line) In the case of a task ground, the time displayed is the time elapsed by the whole group. Example: #alfred.yml test.group: summary: sleep 1 tasks: test.2 test.3 test.3: summary: sleep 3 command: sleep 3 test.2: summary: sleep 2 command: sleep 2 test.1: summary: sleep 1 command: sleep 1 test: summary: sleep tasks: test.group test.1 test.2 test.3 $ alfred.exe test [ 0s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test started [] sleep [ 0s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test tasks test.group, test.1, test.2, test.3 [ 0s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.group started [] sleep 1 [ 0s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.group tasks test.2, test.3 [ 0s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.2 started [] sleep 2 [ 2s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.2 ✔ ok [] elapsed time '2s' [ 2s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.3 started [] sleep 3 [ 5s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.3 ✔ ok [] elapsed time '3s' [ 5s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.group ✔ ok [] elapsed time '5s' [ 5s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.1 started [] sleep 1 [ 6s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.1 ✔ ok [] elapsed time '1s' [ 6s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.2 started [] sleep 2 [ 8s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.2 ✔ ok [] elapsed time '2s' [ 8s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.3 started [] sleep 3 [ 11s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test.3 ✔ ok [] elapsed time '3s' [ 11s] (10 May 19 16:37 PDT) [/tmp] test ✔ ok [] elapsed time '11s'
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I didn't mean to merge the other changes (that break the CI build). I created a PR up to specifically the CL that introduced the elapsed time change. I probably need to make a new PR or fix that branch. |
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Display time elapsed for each task, instead of the total time (that is already displayed at the beginning of the line)
In the case of a task ground, the time displayed is the time elapsed by the whole group.
Example: