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Crash/coredump with mounted USB/LUKS drive during file operation

I have made another recording: 0:00 - 0:42 - Everythin fine, "Custom Commands" works as expected 0:43 - 1:06 - I'm cloning "Custom Commands" to "CC-2" 1:07 - 1:46 - The "CC-2" module runs without progress, it also looks different. 1:47 - End - I run both modules again to show the differences between the original module and the clone. I hope this helps understanding what the issue is and what I'm doing.

I did further testing and I think I got it sorted out: The described issue is directly reproducible with versions 1.870 - 1.881. Since 1.890, you have to clone the Custom Commands module to experience the issue. Just clone custom commands including the working command and run it from the clone -> no progress.

The example is this one liner: sleep 10 && echo "10s" && sleep 10 && echo "20s" && sleep 10 && echo "30s" I tried out different themes after Jamie mentioned it and I can confirm that this issue only occures with the "Authentic Theme", the other two default themes work fine. Never thought about changing themes...

Could you please look into this a second time? Maybe there is a misunderstanding. I have recorded my browser with 1.860 and 1.870. The first minute with 1.860 shows the old custom command output style, which is really important to me.

I've set up a fresh ubuntu vm and can confirm the change in output behavior between 1.860 and 1.870. Until 1.860, the custom command output is updated during command runtime. Beginning with 1.870, there is only the red activity bar on top of the browser window and output is shown only after the command has finished. This is easily reproducible.

I've set up a fresh ubuntu vm and can confirm the change in ouput behavior between 1.860 and 1.870. Until 1.860, the custom command output is updated during command runtime. Beginning with 1.870, there is only the red activity bar on top of the browser window and output is shown only after the command has finished. This is easily reproducible.