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Bug report: Spinner is visible in verbose logs #5378

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milanholemans opened this issue Aug 7, 2023 · 0 comments
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Bug report: Spinner is visible in verbose logs #5378

milanholemans opened this issue Aug 7, 2023 · 0 comments
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(Low) Something is a little off

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For our v7 version of CLI, I noticed that our spinner is visible in verbose/debug logs. This issue doesn't occur in the current stable version.

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Steps to reproduce

Run any command (with verbose logs) with the --verbose flag.

Expected results

Clean verbose messages.

Actual results

Spinner is printed in the logs.

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CLI for Microsoft 365 version

v7.0.0

nodejs version

v18.16.0

Operating system (environment)

Windows

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PowerShell

cli doctor

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@milanholemans milanholemans added this to the v7 milestone Aug 7, 2023
@milanholemans milanholemans self-assigned this Aug 8, 2023
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