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Describe the bug
If you start a new interactive session (with steampipe query), it looks like we asychronously gather up any plugin messages to display. In my env I have all 51 plugins installed, including the CSV plugin which outputs a message paths must be configured.
If I start typing my query straight after launch e.g. > select * from aws., then once the messages are ready, they are written out and it causes the session input position to jump to a new indented blank line (which seems to be indented by more than the number of characters that I have already typed before this happened).
Welcome to Steampipe v0.9.0
For more information, type .help
> select * from aws.
paths must be configured
>
I have to re-type what I wrote before to proceed.
Steampipe version (steampipe -v)
Example: v0.9.0
To reproduce
As a minimum, install the csv plugin, ideally with a few more (I feel like this increases the amount of async work at startup?). Enter interactive session with steampipe query and start typing a query as soon as the session starts and you see the > character.
Expected behavior
The output of this message should not cause my typing to be interrupted and the session should not be pushed down to the next line that has lost all my previous input.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
If you start a new interactive session (with
steampipe query
), it looks like we asychronously gather up any plugin messages to display. In my env I have all 51 plugins installed, including the CSV plugin which outputs a messagepaths must be configured
.If I start typing my query straight after launch e.g.
> select * from aws.
, then once the messages are ready, they are written out and it causes the session input position to jump to a new indented blank line (which seems to be indented by more than the number of characters that I have already typed before this happened).I have to re-type what I wrote before to proceed.
Steampipe version (
steampipe -v
)Example: v0.9.0
To reproduce
As a minimum, install the
csv
plugin, ideally with a few more (I feel like this increases the amount of async work at startup?). Enter interactive session withsteampipe query
and start typing a query as soon as the session starts and you see the>
character.Expected behavior
The output of this message should not cause my typing to be interrupted and the session should not be pushed down to the next line that has lost all my previous input.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: