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fix: stop accumulating prevLineCount between frames - #185
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`logUpdate._onData` added the rendered line count to `prevLineCount` on every render. Each render already recomputes that value from the frame it is about to write, so the addition only took effect on the *next* `eraseLines` call, making it erase more lines than the previous frame occupied. When the previous frame was taller than the new one, this walked the cursor above the log block and destroyed output that had already been scrolled to -- which is what unjs#83 reports with Webpack 5's progress output. Refs unjs#83
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughLogUpdate no longer increments ChangesLog output line-count correction
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Progress output can leave stale lines after a log message, and the new tests do not fully isolate their stream wrappers. The change is mergeable with these bounded defects explicitly accepted or fixed. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Review comments at @src/utils/log-update.ts:
- Around line 74-78: Update the log updater’s render() and _onData() flow to
track intervening newline counts separately from prevLineCount, include the
pending count in the next eraseLines() call, and reset it after rendering.
Update the regression test to verify the resulting display after intervening
output, not just the erase-code count.
Review comments at @test/log-update.test.mjs:
- Around line 28-30: Update the tests in the LogUpdate instance setup to retain
each instance and call its done() method in afterEach() before restoring the
stderr stub, ensuring its stream wrapper is removed during teardown.
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| // Do not touch `prevLineCount` here. `render()` recomputes it from the | ||
| // full payload (`wrappedLines` + `extraLines`) on every frame, so adding | ||
| // the extra lines on top of that made the next `eraseLines()` move the | ||
| // cursor too far up, clearing content above the progress bar. The offset | ||
| // was then baked into the next count and grew with every frame. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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git diff --unified=12 c7d3c8118bb92628224ec8fe5b554b5b9826e7a6 f668da2c7e3c6cca04d6b95396ae1640d8dbb582 -- src/utils/log-update.ts test/log-update.test.mjsRepository: unjs/webpackbar
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Include intervening newlines in the next erase.
After render("line1\nline2"), prevLineCount is 3. If process.stderr.write("log\n") runs before the next render, it advances the cursor by one row. Erasing only 3 rows then leaves line1 visible.
Track intervening newlines separately. Add that count to the next erase, then reset it after the render. The current render recomputes prevLineCount from the payload, so restoring an increment to prevLineCount in _onData would not create the claimed cumulative offset. Update the regression test to check the resulting display, not only the erase-code count.
🐛 Suggested fix
private listening: any;
private extraLines: any;
+ private pendingLineCount: any;
private _streams: any;
constructor() {
this.prevLineCount = 0;
this.listening = false;
this.extraLines = "";
+ this.pendingLineCount = 0;
this._onData = this._onData.bind(this);
this._streams = [process.stdout, process.stderr];
}
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const data =
- eraseLines(this.prevLineCount) + wrappedLines + "\n" + this.extraLines;
+ eraseLines(this.prevLineCount + this.pendingLineCount) +
+ wrappedLines +
+ "\n" +
+ this.extraLines;
this.write(data);
+ this.pendingLineCount = 0;
const _lines = data.split("\n");
this.prevLineCount = _lines.length;
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this.prevLineCount = 0;
this.extraLines = "";
+ this.pendingLineCount = 0;
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const lines = str.split("\n").length - 1;
if (lines > 0) {
- // Do not touch `prevLineCount` here. `render()` recomputes it from the
- // full payload (`wrappedLines` + `extraLines`) on every frame, so adding
- // the extra lines on top of that made the next `eraseLines()` move the
- // cursor too far up, clearing content above the progress bar. The offset
- // was then baked into the next count and grew with every frame.
+ this.pendingLineCount += lines;
this.extraLines += data;
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Review comment at @src/utils/log-update.ts around lines 74 - 78:
Update the log updater’s render() and _onData() flow to track intervening
newline counts separately from prevLineCount, include the pending count in the
next eraseLines() call, and reset it after rendering. Update the regression test
to verify the resulting display after intervening output, not just the
erase-code count.
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| afterEach(() => { | ||
| process.stderr.write = originalWrite; | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Stop each LogUpdate instance during teardown.
The first test leaves its stdout wrapper installed. In the second test, listen() skips stdout, so stdout writes reach the first test’s _onData() instead of the active instance. Keep a reference to each test instance and call done() in afterEach() before restoring the stream stub.
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Review comment at @test/log-update.test.mjs around lines 28 - 30:
Update the tests in the LogUpdate instance setup to retain each instance and
call its done() method in afterEach() before restoring the stderr stub, ensuring
its stream wrapper is removed during teardown.
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I'm retracting this PR -- my diagnosis was wrong, and I'd rather say so than leave a plausible-looking but incorrect fix open. What I got wrongI claimed
How I found outMy original test only counted the
So Sorry for the noise -- the fault is mine, not the maintainers'. |
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I need to correct something about this PR. When I opened it I believed the extra I could not reproduce #83 either: with an editor-style atomic save (write a temp file, rename it over the target), So the change is not demonstrably a fix for anything. I would rather close this than leave a PR claiming a root cause it cannot back up. If someone can point me at a reproduction of #83 that actually distinguishes the two versions, I am happy to reopen and finish it. Sorry for the noise. |
The bug
logUpdateerases the previous frame before writing the next one, usingprevLineCountas the height of what is currently on screen. Insrc/utils/log-update.ts,_onDatabumps that counter on every render:But
render()recomputesprevLineCountfrom the frame it is about to write, so the increment never describes the current frame — it only survives into the nexteraseLinescall.Why that corrupts the log
FancyReporter._renderStatesrenders"\n" + states.join("\n\n") + "\n". Every render therefore adds the height of the previous frame on top of the freshly computed height.When the previous frame is taller than the new one (states finishing, or a resize),
eraseLineswalks the cursor above the log block and\u001B[2Kclears lines that were already committed to the scrollback. That is the garbled output in #83.I checked the same pattern against the upstream
log-updatepackage: its current implementation assignspreviousLineCount = lines.lengthper frame and never accumulates.The fix
Delete the increment (one line), and document why the field is authoritative once
render()has run.Test
test/log-update.test.mjs(new) drives the real class with a fakeprocess.stderrand asserts that each frame erases exactly the height of the frame before it:A\nB\nCAThe fake stream counts
\u001B[2Ksequences emitted byeraseLines.Reverting the source fix makes the new test fail with
expected 2 to be 3— one line too many.Checks
pnpm vitest run→ 3 files / 4 tests passedpnpm lint→ cleanpnpm build→ okRefs #83
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