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Let slow query alert happen before paged output - #2338
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beep_after_seconds sets a threshold time for the user to receive an alarm on the completion of a slow query. The idea behind the feature is that the user may have tabbed away from mycli while waiting and would like an alert to tab back. But the implementation was sending the alarm _after_ the output, meaning that if the output was long enough to be paged, the beep would not be heard on query-completion, but rather on pager-exit, defeating the purpose.
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beep_after_secondssets a threshold time for the user to receive an alarm on the completion of a slow query. The idea behind the feature is that the user may have tabbed away from mycli while waiting and would like an alert to tab back.But the implementation was sending the alarm after the output, meaning that if the output was long enough to be paged, the beep would not be heard on query-completion, but rather on pager-exit, defeating the purpose.
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changelog.mdfile.mycli/AUTHORS.txtfile (or it's already there).