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Youki is not meant to be used directly by humans, and colors in output makes reading logs in various tools (eg `kubectl logs`) unhelpful. We can additionally do: - add an option or env var to enable colors - detect if stderr is tty and enable colors Not sure it is worth the trouble. Signed-off-by: Stepan Koltsov <stepan.koltsov@gmail.com>
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Thank you! LGTM.
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I agree as well
If we are going to address this in a separate PR, could you please create an issue and link it to the relevant parts of the code? |
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Youki is not meant to be used directly by humans, and colors in output makes reading logs in various tools (eg
kubectl logs) unhelpful.We can additionally do:
Not sure it is worth the trouble. E.g. this is error message I currently have:
I will strip ANSI escapes from it, but again, I believe no colors by default is better.
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colors before, no colors after.
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