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Stream output of commands. #41
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I think we can move forward on this feature after #50 is merged in. We can use the same go routine that is logging async logs for the synchronous commands |
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Carrying the conversation on from #40 it would be useful to stream the output of the commands that are currently running.
When this was attempted previously, we ran into the following issue:
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