Would help to mention where the output goes.

For example, here’s a dev script I’m using in an Electron project that uses a React front-end. Using concurrently, the script loads the presentation layer and the Electron window in parallel. But, using wait-on, the Electron window only opens once React’s presentation layer is ready on http…
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Would help to mention where the output goes. If I run concurrently my server, which logs to the console, and a client, will I see the server logs in the terminal?
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