mateuszzz88

Further logging is then impossible: `C++ exception with description "async log: thread pool doesn't exist anymore" thrown in the test body.`

I realize this is feature request. Best API (IMO) would be for flush to return `std::future`. But separate flush methods are ok too.

I have something similar. When I cd into directory, shell hangs. When I ctrl+c, I get following backtrace: ``` Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home1/mateuszl/.local/bin/powerline-shell", line 11, in sys.exit(main())...

Strange, I should have latest. I will verify next week at work and try to debug. Thank you!

I do have changes from that PR. I added `set -x` on top of the hook, this is what happens: ``` + set -u + set -o pipefail + readonly...

PR #18 Only adds suggestion "You appear to be committing the result of a merge. It is not recommended....". `clang-format` is run anyway. This is IMHO correct behavior when running...

more concretely first part of error stems from ``` t = Terraform(working_dir=working_dir) t.init('./') applyVariables = { 'system': system, 'disk_size': disk_size, 'disk_type': disk_type, 'tag': tag, 'vm_count': vm_count, 'vm_size': vm_size, 'username': username,...

I still have this problem, I reproduce it very reliably on pycharm and clion both, on two different computers. * enabling/disabling capture_output doesn't help * enabling/disabling no_color doesn't help either...

On Ubuntu 22.04 I managed to solve this without removing system-installed JDKs by using ``` sudo update-alternatives --config java ```

I like @Trass3r approach and will use it. I wanted to make it even better by moving previous builds into past (negative "ts") and latest build starts at 0. But...