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Thank you, that isn't good.
I can't get the issue to replicate on my system, I'm on Windows 11, using cmd.exe
it works as expected. I might have Windows 10 on another machine, so I can see if I can get it to error out on that one
Same, win10 cmd/powershell cant handle terminal escape sequences. Maybe an option to disable them?
Same, win10 cmd/powershell cant handle terminal escape sequences. Maybe an option to disable them?
Yeah that was my first idea to fix it.
I have implemented a monochrome feature, that won't use escape codes, it is accessed by using the cli arg -m
, e.g. havn.exe -m www.youtube.com
.
If you would like to test it, and supply feedback if possible, I have built an example of it just for Windows and attached to this comment. If you are unhappy downloading a random binary, there is also a feat/monochrome branch that you could pull and build on your own machine.
Thanks
EDIT - I think there is a more elegant way to do it, by automatically detecting Windows 10, and applying monochrome if that is true. I have update the attached binary here, and the feat/monochrome branch.
EDIT 2 - I think having a -m
option is also a good idea, so this latest version has both. It should, on Windows 10, remove all escape codes/coloring automatically, but you can also use the -m
flag to do that as well
Download - havn.zip
Describe the bug something is definitely broken with the windows release
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