wrapper: Write stdout/stderr data to stream when received #410
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Closes #395
Closes #405
This PR restores the equivalent of the wrapper's original behavior to immediately output to STDOUT and STDERR when data is received. I've attached a demo video of the new delayed test.
Context
Prior to #367, we relied on the
@actions/execpackage to immediately write to STDOUT and STDERR (which is the default behavior ofsilent: false), see the relevant underlying code.Since we can't utilize the
@actions/execpackage's default behavior, due to the debug/command output being passed to the wrapper (actions/toolkit#649), we can just update our original listener to just write the data as it's being buffered. Shout out to @dannystaple for the original thought!Demo
streaming-output.mov