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deps: be verbose when installing snaps #155
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This should solve the output timeout issue. +1 from me
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Otherwise things might look like they're hanging.
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Fix ci assets (canonical/mir-ci#156) wayland: crop the timestamp so it fits in `uint` (canonical/mir-ci#157) deps: be verbose when installing snaps (canonical/mir-ci#155)
Otherwise things might look like they're hanging. --- To test: ``` snap install mir-test-tools snap remove ubuntu-frame pytest -vsk "frame and asciinema" --deps # you'll see the install progress pytest -vsk "tools and asciinema" --deps # you'll just see a message that it's already installed ```
Fix ci assets (canonical/mir-ci#156) wayland: crop the timestamp so it fits in `uint` (canonical/mir-ci#157) deps: be verbose when installing snaps (canonical/mir-ci#155)
Otherwise things might look like they're hanging. --- To test: ``` snap install mir-test-tools snap remove ubuntu-frame pytest -vsk "frame and asciinema" --deps # you'll see the install progress pytest -vsk "tools and asciinema" --deps # you'll just see a message that it's already installed ```
Otherwise things might look like they're hanging.
To test: