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It'd be nice to disable the config/ folder, but this breaks the build. Figure out a way to add this properly.

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git-bash (mingw64) works correctly:

Paul@dragon MINGW64 /d/dev/ada/progress_indicators (main)
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Note that I don't have the beta UTF-8 support configured on my box.

Hi @pyjarrett !

Note: Sorry if this, maybe, is an Alire question but...

1. How would I build your test executable? ATM, I fail to build it both using Alire and plain gprbuild (because ansiada). I could make it 'by hand' but ...

As a first assessment of potential 'interest' for progress_indicators, it might be a good idea to expose the tests executable, so we, strangers, do not have to unroll our own use of libProgress_indicator 'just to see'.

Thank you,

ohenley

edit: Just swapped full name resolution for ansi.gpr inside progress_indicators.gpr to test out your progress_indicators_test.

I really like your test executable, showing me the capabilities real quick! Thx.