@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ use the [Tokio] runtime, this means that:
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- A [ compatible Tokio version] [ versions ] must be used. Tokio v1.0 or greater is required
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to use the console, and some features are only available in later versions.
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See [ the ` console-subscriber ` documentation] [ versions ] for details.
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[ `tracing` ] : https://crates.io/crates/tracing
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[ unstable ] : https://docs.rs/console-subscriber/0.1/console_subscriber/#enabling-tokio-instrumentation
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[ versions ] : https://docs.rs/console-subscriber/0.1/console_subscriber/#required-tokio-versions
@@ -97,12 +97,25 @@ tokio-console http://my.instrumented.application.local:6669
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See [ here] [ cli-ref ] for a complete list of all command-line arguments.
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- Tokio Console has a numnber of different views:
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+ Tokio Console has a number of different views:
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* [ Tasks List] ( #tasks-list )
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* [ Task Details] ( #task-details )
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* [ Resources List] ( #resources-list )
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* [ Resource Details] ( #resource-details )
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+ #### running the console on windows
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+ The console uses the UTF-8 character set to display graphs and other visual
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+ features in the terminal. In order to display this rich terminal UI on Windows,
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+ it's necessary to use a UTF-8-enabled terminal emulator, such as the new
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+ [ Windows Terminal] ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/terminal/install ) .
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+ If you're using a terminal that supports UTF-8, make sure to explicitly call
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+ tokio-console with the UTF-8 language flag set:
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+ ``` shell
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+ tokio-console --lang en_US.UTF-8
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+ ```
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### Tasks List
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When the console CLI is launched, it displays a list of all [ asynchronous tasks]
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