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Make dev print only logs that arrive after its first upload - #39
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dev followed the log through tail, which first prints the newest 100 earlier logs. Those are noise after an upload, and a script that waits for a line could match one left from a previous run. dev now takes the newest log only as the point to follow from. tail is unchanged.
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dev followed the log through tail, which first prints the newest 100 earlier logs. Those are noise after an upload, and a script that waits for a line, such as the bench suite's
sed -u '/All tests PASSED/q', could match one left from a previous run. dev now asks for the newest log only to learn where to follow from, and prints nothing before it.superstack tailis unchanged.