Marcin Kulik
Marcin Kulik
At the moment asciinema recorder doesn't work natively on Windows, and there's no immediate plan to make it work. I heard people got it working under WSL though.
There's another discussion on this topic here: https://github.com/orgs/asciinema/discussions/47
Great sleuthing @Low-power :clap: This is very interesting. Indeed `yes | true` does it, as well as `yes | head` (which I've been testing with mostly). So, funny thing... I...
I've tested #578 with following commands: - `cat large-file | head` - `SUFFIX=$(< /dev/urandom tr -dc '[:digit:]' | head -c4)` - `yes | true` - `yes | head` With the...
> I think most of the script interpreters and virtual machines ignore this signal without ever restore it. Yeah, I believe it goes like this: if parent process ignores SIGPIPE...
There we have it. So I suppose we can merge #578, right?
This has been fixed in v2.4.0: https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema/releases/tag/v2.4.0
Average recording size on asciinema.org is 154kb uncompressed (average of 468092 uploads). Then, when served to the browser it's sent gzipped. asciicasts compress super well, to roughly 7% of original...
See my latest in comment in asciinema/discussions#85 where I tried to address your use case and ideas.
> What do you think about a stopgap measure of emitting a warning client side if the file to be uploaded is over 5M? > Maybe the client could stop...