The use case is this: i have a main task working on some objects, and for each i have a second task to be run on chidrens of the current object, so i would like to display two progress bars.
I'm trying to display those progress bars in a Laravel 5.7 command, without any luck.
Laravel documentation do not explain how to output multiple progress bars, while Symfony documentation explain that it is possible using sections
, so i made this in my command handle()
:
$output = new ConsoleOutput();
$this->section_1 = $output->section();
$this->section_2 = $output->section();
$this->bar_1 = new ProgressBar($this->section_1);
$this->bar_2 = new ProgressBar($this->section_2);
$this->bar_1->start(count($data));
The first bar is started immediately, while the second bar is started at each call of a second function with its current data.
Running the command just the first bar is displayed, can't find why the second one is not.
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