buck superconsole uses ANSI escapes to create a live updating build progress graph. To enable on Windows, use buck build -c color.ui=always -c ui.superconsole=enabled for your build command. Eg. following the instructions for building buck itself on Windows (https://buckbuild.com/setup/getting_started.html, platform 'other' development os 'Windows'), use the command buck build -c color.ui=always -c ui.superconsole=enabled buck after bootstrapping with ant.
Comparing the screen refresh rate with the same version of ConEmu, in one case using msys2 connector default task, in the other case directly invoking msys2 bash without the connector, the screen/line refresh rate is much better with direct bash.exe vs. using the connector.
buck superconsole uses ANSI escapes to create a live updating build progress graph. To enable on Windows, use
buck build -c color.ui=always -c ui.superconsole=enabledfor your build command. Eg. following the instructions for buildingbuckitself on Windows (https://buckbuild.com/setup/getting_started.html, platform 'other' development os 'Windows'), use the commandbuck build -c color.ui=always -c ui.superconsole=enabled buckafter bootstrapping withant.Comparing the screen refresh rate with the same version of ConEmu, in one case using msys2 connector default task, in the other case directly invoking msys2 bash without the connector, the screen/line refresh rate is much better with direct bash.exe vs. using the connector.