In AnsiLevel.NONE mode, trailing spaces will be added if they have a style (which of course will not be visible in this mode). This can be fixed, but:
1) It is convenient for some tests, where you need to clearly see that spaces are added to the right (for this you can simply specify any background for a Composable element). This is easier than including ANSI commands in the output, as there is a lot of excess, which is almost always unnecessary for a simple test.
2) It seems that AnsiLevel.NONE is not common, while limiting the possible functionality of a Mosaic-based application, therefore, in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with trailing spaces in such cases.
[x] CHANGELOG.md's "Unreleased" section has been updated, if applicable.
In
AnsiLevel.NONEmode, trailing spaces will be added if they have a style (which of course will not be visible in this mode). This can be fixed, but:1) It is convenient for some tests, where you need to clearly see that spaces are added to the right (for this you can simply specify any background for a
Composableelement). This is easier than including ANSI commands in the output, as there is a lot of excess, which is almost always unnecessary for a simple test.2) It seems that
AnsiLevel.NONEis not common, while limiting the possible functionality of aMosaic-based application, therefore, in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with trailing spaces in such cases.CHANGELOG.md's "Unreleased" section has been updated, if applicable.