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[web] Restore terminal's echo setting after felt quits #33928
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LGTM
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LGTM!
| io.stdin.echoMode = false; | ||
| io.stdin.lineMode = false; | ||
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| // Reset these settings when the felt command is done. | ||
| cleanupCallbacks.add(() async { | ||
| io.stdin.echoMode = true; | ||
| io.stdin.lineMode = true; | ||
| }); |
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I like that the restoration is scheduled immediately after the values have been changed!
We are starting to see this issue in the engine when using the
felttool.This PR restores the terminal's echo setting similar to how the flutter tool does.