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2 feedbacks after using the -- live option (which is really great, btw 👏 ).
When we launch the preview command with --live, we do not start by generating a preview. We directly get this message:
Waiting for changes on file /Users/sebastien/Dev/bump/doc/api/v1/openapi.v3.yml...... ⣯
I think that we should start by generating a preview, display the preview URL, and then. wait for changes in the file. As a user, I was expecting something like this:
* Let's render a preview on Bump... done
* Your preview is visible at: https://bump.sh/preview/fba0a2c0-cd1d-41c5-9c9d-ab77e52a9ce0 (Expires at 2021-11-11T18:25:11+01:00)
Waiting for changes on file /Users/sebastien/Dev/bump/doc/api/v1/openapi.v3.yml... ⣯
Also, it may be a good enhancement to display a message each time the file (and the preview) is updated, to inform the user that something is happening. I thought it wasn't working just because nothing new was written in my CLI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
With the `preview --live` command we used to wait for some changes on
the target file before launching the preview.
With this PR we generate a first preview with the given file, THEN
wait for future changes on the file.
About bump-sh#182
This commit makes sure to only create one preview (the previous
tentative fix on live previews would create 1 preview, then a 2nd
preview, and then update that 2nd preview).
Follow-up to bump-sh#456 (cf bump-sh#182)
2 feedbacks after using the
-- live
option (which is really great, btw 👏 ).When we launch the
preview
command with--live
, we do not start by generating a preview. We directly get this message:I think that we should start by generating a preview, display the preview URL, and then. wait for changes in the file. As a user, I was expecting something like this:
Also, it may be a good enhancement to display a message each time the file (and the preview) is updated, to inform the user that something is happening. I thought it wasn't working just because nothing new was written in my CLI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: