Closed MrcSnm closed 1 year ago
--color=always
--color=never
see dub --help
Doesn't work for me. I'm on Windows and dub has some kind of terminal emulator, so it will process its token on Windows API calls to change the conosle state. While color=never will simply won't output the ANSI escapes
System information
Pass a flag for not processing the colors. This is useful for being able to use executeShell in dub and even though you don't get the real time output, my program can process the color tokens and colorize itself.
This will also be useful for dub internal usage since I'm preparing a PR for dub dependencies compilation be parallelized. (Since you can't just log everything from more than one thread, the output would be confusing)