Public bug reported:
Hello, I would normally PR straight to the source, but I could not work
out where that is.
watch seems to react to terminal resizes (good). But this is not
documented in the man page. This is an issue if the user actually wants
that command to only run at the specified cadence. IE it is expensive or
dangerous. A flag to disable would be nice, but really just documenting
is enough.
Confirm with:
watch -n60 'echo $(( $(cat f) + 1 )) | sponge f; cat f'
and resize your window
** Affects: procps (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1812943
Title:
undocumented watch reacts to sigwinch or terminal resize
Status in procps package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Hello, I would normally PR straight to the source, but I could not
work out where that is.
watch seems to react to terminal resizes (good). But this is not
documented in the man page. This is an issue if the user actually
wants that command to only run at the specified cadence. IE it is
expensive or dangerous. A flag to disable would be nice, but really
just documenting is enough.
Confirm with:
watch -n60 'echo $(( $(cat f) + 1 )) | sponge f; cat f'
and resize your window
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