- Removed repeating every user message like bein in debug mode
- Re-added the "dump" flag for the user message, to make it look nicer.
I may "reformat" other message too when dumping, but that was what
sticked out to me as unpleasant.
* I made dump showing more message and added a count (the last x)
There seem to be some changes about the implementation so that the
current dump message helper functions do not show a lot of useful info.
I changed it so that you can `dump 5` (last 5 messages) and that it will
print user readable output. This lets you get some more understanding about
what is going on.
As some messages are still not shown I also show the index (reverse) of the
printed message, so one can see what to "pop" to reach a special point
without geting into the drumpraw.
* black
* patch
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Co-authored-by: Charles Packer <packercharles@gmail.com>
* make tests dummy to make sure github workflow is fine
* black test
* strip circular import
* further dummy-fy the test
* use pexpect
* need y
* Update tests.yml
* Update tests.yml
* added prints
* sleep before decode print
* updated test to match legacy flow
* revising test where it fails
* comment out enter your message check for now, pexpect seems to be stuck on only setting the bootup message
* weird now it's not showing Bootup sequence complete?
* added debug
* handle none
* allow more time
* loosen string check
* add enter after commands
* modify saved compontent snippet
* add try again check
* more sendlines
* more excepts
* test passing locally
* Update tests.yml
* dont clearline
* add EOF catch that seems to only happen on github actiosn (ubuntu) but not macos
* more eof
* try flushing
* add strip_ui flag
* fix archival_memory_search and memory print output
* Don't use questionary for input if strip_ui
* Run black
* Always strip UI if TEST is set
* Add another flush
* expect Enter your message
* more debug prints
* one more shot at printing debug info
* stray fore color in stripped ui
* tests pass locally
* cleanup
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Co-authored-by: Vivian Fang <hi@vivi.sh>
