With long step names, I see this while the display is refreshing:
but then this when the final print happens (in this case because of Ctrl-C):
The final output is the full width of the terminal. The redrawing output is wrapping at about 100 chars, but oddly, since some of the words at the beginning of wrapped lines would fit on the previous line.
It seems like rich is soft-wrapping, but I can't make it stop. I've tried adding soft_wrap=False lots of places, with no effect. Running with (for example) COLUMNS=200 in the environment changes the width of the wrapping. I see the same effect in iTerm2 and in Terminal.
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With long step names, I see this while the display is refreshing:

but then this when the final print happens (in this case because of Ctrl-C):

The final output is the full width of the terminal. The redrawing output is wrapping at about 100 chars, but oddly, since some of the words at the beginning of wrapped lines would fit on the previous line.
It seems like
richis soft-wrapping, but I can't make it stop. I've tried addingsoft_wrap=Falselots of places, with no effect. Running with (for example)COLUMNS=200in the environment changes the width of the wrapping. I see the same effect in iTerm2 and in Terminal.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: