In the console I get "funky" output from Gradle when run from CMD since switching to Windows 10.
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[2A[1m<==-----------> 18% EXECUTING [9s][m[34D[1B[1m> :compileScala[m[15D[1B[2A[1m<==-----------> 18% EXECUTING [10s][m[35D[2B[2A[1m<==-----------> 18% EXECUTING [11s][m[35D[2B[2A[1m<==-----------> 18% EXECUTING [12s][m[35D[2B[2A[1m<==-----------> 18% EXECUTING [13s][m[35D[2B[2A[1m<==-----------> 18% EXECUTING [14s][m[35D[2B[2Athere were four feature warnings; re-run with -feature for details
four warnings found
I imagine this is some sort of control-characters-gone-wild where Gradle is trying to sensibly colour its output and Windows is interpreting that wrong. PowerShell and SBT works fine - but copying the console "Properties" settings from PowerShell to CMD doesn't fixit.
Has anyone resolved this?
UPDATE 2018-01-28 It's also happening in my Jenkins/Alpine/Docker setup atop OSX/macOS/whatnot. Not just windows anymore.
... but ... it doesn't happen in the Surface laptop work gave me ... super weird. Whatevs gradlew --console=plain works fine for me.
I'm guessing you could pass --console plain in the gradle command line to disable the rich console which is likely the cause of the "funky" characters
https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_command_line.html