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Hello, I have discovered by reading the code that the colours codes are used unconditionnally. In the case where the output is piped to a process, those colour code might make the output less easy to read.
It would be nice to either provide a command-line argument to disable the colours and/or use a validation method that ensures that stdout is an actual terminal which supports colours codes.
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Hello @wsourdeau -- thank you for the suggestion, it's a great idea and I would welcome a PR! I think an argument to disable colors sounds like a good approach.
Hello, I have discovered by reading the code that the colours codes are used unconditionnally. In the case where the output is piped to a process, those colour code might make the output less easy to read.
It would be nice to either provide a command-line argument to disable the colours and/or use a validation method that ensures that stdout is an actual terminal which supports colours codes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: