Is there an existing issue for this?
Describe the bug
If you run aspire doctor -l trace some of the log lines get logged weirdly. ⠚ Checking Aspire environment... can end up being logged at the start of a log line, messing up alignment of timestamps. In some cases, this can even happen in the middle of log lines.
Expected Behavior
When a verbose log level is used, you should probably supress any progress messages that are shown when logging is not enabled as the detailed logs themselves give you better progress messages.
Steps To Reproduce
Exceptions (if any)
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Aspire doctor output
Aspire Environment Check
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Aspire
⚠️ Aspire CLI version 13.5.0-preview.1.26405.1 (channel: daily) is out of date. Latest version is 13.5.0-preview.1.26405.2 (channel: prerelease)
Run 'aspire update' to update Aspire CLI.
✅ Developer Control Plane (DCP) connection health checks succeeded
AppHost
✅ AppHost version 13.5.0-preview.1.26405.1 (app\Trayport.Aspire.AppHost\Trayport.Aspire.AppHost.csproj)
.NET SDK
✅ .NET 10.0.302 installed (x64)
Container Runtime
✅ Docker v29.6.2: running (auto-detected (default)) ← active
Environment
✅ Operating system: Windows 10.0.26100.0
✅ HTTPS development certificate is trusted
Development Tools
✅ Aspire extension for VS Code is installed
Summary: 7 passed, 1 warnings, 0 failed
For detailed prerequisites: https://aka.ms/aspire-prerequisites
Anything else?
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Describe the bug
If you run
aspire doctor -l tracesome of the log lines get logged weirdly.⠚ Checking Aspire environment...can end up being logged at the start of a log line, messing up alignment of timestamps. In some cases, this can even happen in the middle of log lines.Expected Behavior
When a verbose log level is used, you should probably supress any progress messages that are shown when logging is not enabled as the detailed logs themselves give you better progress messages.
Steps To Reproduce
Exceptions (if any)
No response
Aspire doctor output
Anything else?
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