Brian Bugh

Wahoo! Exciting! Thanks for looking into it and making this incredibly useful extension. 👍 Being able to do it in one go is going to be a big daily experience...

I think that the GitHub username would work. If there's a future where y'all send out emails, I think it would need a selector like GitHub/Sentry/etc does.

@elliottt FWIW I think that's a great idea. Currently blocked by running this in a monorepo because cwd isn't being read.

It appears though that this does not expand the vscode macros, so `${workspaceFolder}/project-folder` is read as literal `${workspaceFolder}/project-folder`, which of course fails. It works when specifying an absolute path literal....

FYI the repositories for [eleventy-plugin-sass](https://www.npmjs.com/package/eleventy-plugin-sass) and [eleventy-plugin-styles](https://www.npmjs.com/package/eleventy-plugin-styles) have both been deprecated. Not sure how hard it is but it would be cool to have data access built in, or easier...

I'm sure this isn't helpful for you if it's not working, I am on 1.9.9 and it's working for me. It was a fresh install at this version, maybe there's...

If it's easier, `TTY::ProgressBar::Multi` could have a `log` method rather than each individual bar logging, which would be fine too.

Sorry, this seems to be an issue with using [Parallel](https://github.com/grosser/parallel) more than this gem. It looks like Parallel would have to integrate with this for it to be successful.

Hey there, I'm having a crack at this again because I have another case where I need multiple processes and need to log from them. I've tried lots of different...

I fixed the title, thanks for catching that. I tried for a while to log via `top_bar` and that was the closest to success I had, but I couldn't get...