The Disable section led me to believe that piping the output to somewhere else would result in active color codes unless explicitly disabled. This is not the case, however, because I believe the go-isatty package is predicting if the output device is a tty and disabling them if it is not....
When piping to less I found that color was automatically disabled, I have edited the README file to be more descriptive about the behavior of color
The Disable section led me to believe that piping the output to somewhere else would result in active color codes unless explicitly disabled. This is not the case, however, because I believe the
go-isatty
package is predicting if the output device is a tty and disabling them if it is not....When piping to
less
I found that color was automatically disabled, I have edited the README file to be more descriptive about the behavior of color