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When running pip as part of some CI/CD tool, it is sometimes the case that pip is run from another process, i.e. not on the terminal. This means all pretty colors are lost, because pip (as it stands) will automatically try to determine whether color is supported when --no-color is not provided.
Describe the solution you'd like
If a force-color or similar flag is added, CI/CD tools can pass this flag (and make sure to deal with the associated color codes)
What's the problem this feature will solve?
When running pip as part of some CI/CD tool, it is sometimes the case that pip is run from another process, i.e. not on the terminal. This means all pretty colors are lost, because pip (as it stands) will automatically try to determine whether color is supported when
--no-color
is not provided.Describe the solution you'd like
If a
force-color
or similar flag is added, CI/CD tools can pass this flag (and make sure to deal with the associated color codes)Alternative Solutions
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