Having ANSI color codes in output makes life more difficult when intension is to open file in text editor (which by itself handles proper color highlighting based into file type).
So far I noticed only workaround to be editing "cli.rb" and disabling pry highlighting there.
Not really big deal since my workaround works fine enough.
Side note: Personally I don't care much about highlighting either in console (due to readability; yellow or such fg in "white/light yellow" terminal bg color is not very good for reading :) )
Having ANSI color codes in output makes life more difficult when intension is to open file in text editor (which by itself handles proper color highlighting based into file type).
So far I noticed only workaround to be editing "cli.rb" and disabling pry highlighting there.
Not really big deal since my workaround works fine enough.
Side note: Personally I don't care much about highlighting either in console (due to readability; yellow or such fg in "white/light yellow" terminal bg color is not very good for reading :) )