What did you expect to happen?
I'm working to implement DepotDownloader into our game management panel also written in .NET, but running into an issue parsing the output from it. In cases like Steam Guard prompting the application uses Write() which doesn't flush to the buffer or end in a newline so when it's ran from within another .NET app there's no output received from the console to act on. Changing to WriteLine() or adding a manual flush after the Write() should solve it.
Instead of that, what actually happened?
STEAM GUARD! Please enter the auth code sent to the email at pm.me: <- This line never makes it to the stdout or stderr
Which operating system are you running on?
Windows
Version
3.4.0
Command
DepotDownloader.exe -dir "redacted" -username "redacted" -password "redacted" -remember-password -max-downloads 8 -app 105600
Relevant log output
Connecting to Steam3... Done!
Logging 'redacted' into Steam3...
STEAM GUARD! Please enter the auth code sent to the email at pm.me: <- This line never makes it to the stdout or stderr
Additional Information
No response
What did you expect to happen?
I'm working to implement DepotDownloader into our game management panel also written in .NET, but running into an issue parsing the output from it. In cases like Steam Guard prompting the application uses Write() which doesn't flush to the buffer or end in a newline so when it's ran from within another .NET app there's no output received from the console to act on. Changing to WriteLine() or adding a manual flush after the Write() should solve it.
Instead of that, what actually happened?
STEAM GUARD! Please enter the auth code sent to the email at pm.me: <- This line never makes it to the stdout or stderr
Which operating system are you running on?
Windows
Version
3.4.0
Command
DepotDownloader.exe -dir "redacted" -username "redacted" -password "redacted" -remember-password -max-downloads 8 -app 105600
Relevant log output
Additional Information
No response