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I was using dashboard with VSCode, and it worked very well. All the information was shown and border is clear and pretty. But I can't use an editor's terminal as a watcher all the time - it took a lot resources to do such kind task by VSCode, so I switched to cmd. Now, CMD would work and print all the processing information, without the borders!
I am not sure if it is not working well with cmd right now or it has to be my problem. And I tried on npm command line, since it shared cmd with windows, it doesn't have border either. However, powershell would work fine.
Powershell:
cmd/npm:
vscode:
package.json : "dev": "webpack-dev-server",
OS: Windows 10
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@ZoeVonFeng I know it's been quite a while on this issue, but can you try this with latest (v3.0.5) and see if it's still reproducing? cc/ @snack-able just tried to reproduce using 64-bit Windows 10 Pro 1809 and got borders showing up just fine. Hoping our recent migration to neo-blessed might have fixed this issue.
I was using dashboard with VSCode, and it worked very well. All the information was shown and border is clear and pretty. But I can't use an editor's terminal as a watcher all the time - it took a lot resources to do such kind task by VSCode, so I switched to cmd. Now, CMD would work and print all the processing information, without the borders!
I am not sure if it is not working well with cmd right now or it has to be my problem. And I tried on npm command line, since it shared cmd with windows, it doesn't have border either. However, powershell would work fine.
Powershell:
cmd/npm:
vscode:
"dev": "webpack-dev-server",
OS: Windows 10
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: