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most terminals that support truecolor set the `COLORTERM=truecolor` environment variable. currently, openssh only sends `TERM` by default. I believe we could send COLORTERM, too, so things running on the target server may properly detect colors. That said, it has been a long time since I last did any C, and I don't know the codebase, but this is a try... happy to work more on it with some guidance if you think this is a good thing to do. Cheers!
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most terminals that support truecolor set the
COLORTERM=truecolorenvironment variable.currently, openssh only sends
TERMby default. I believe we could send COLORTERM, too, so things running on the target server may properly detect colors.That said, it has been a long time since I last did any C, and I don't know the codebase, but this is a try... happy to work more on it with some guidance if you think this is a good thing to do.
Cheers!