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If you run xcodes runtimes install "iOS 17.0" in a terminal, you get nice progress logging output and colors.
If you run xcodes runtimes install "iOS 17.0" | cat, you get no output until it finishes. There's a --color option, but it has no effect. (I also tried stdbuf -i0 -o0 -e0 ... with no luck.)
It would be nice to be able to force color + progress logging. We use xcodes runtimes install inside one of our scripts, but unfortunately it's impossible to see the progress and show it to the user.
If you run
xcodes runtimes install "iOS 17.0"
in a terminal, you get nice progress logging output and colors.If you run
xcodes runtimes install "iOS 17.0" | cat
, you get no output until it finishes. There's a--color
option, but it has no effect. (I also triedstdbuf -i0 -o0 -e0 ...
with no luck.)It would be nice to be able to force color + progress logging. We use
xcodes runtimes install
inside one of our scripts, but unfortunately it's impossible to see the progress and show it to the user.In addition to
--color
, I suggest supporting https://force-color.org/ too :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: