Experiencing at ed5714260dde7dc71ea78e055952603c7c79b710 on Debian Stretch amd64 while running tldr from rxvt-unicode v 9.22 in 256 colors mode, that is, I have
~$ echo $TERM
rxvt-unicode-256color
The bug manifests itself in that the PS1 shell's prompt goes rendered in black color after tldr stack is run. Running reset gets the foreground color back to normal.
Two bits of information which might help:
I use bash with no-frills PS1, that is, my PS1 does not use any ANSI color sequences in it.
I have rxvt background set to #3f3f3f and foreground to #dcdccc (IOW my background it not exactly black).
Experiencing at ed5714260dde7dc71ea78e055952603c7c79b710 on Debian Stretch amd64 while running
tldr
fromrxvt-unicode
v 9.22 in 256 colors mode, that is, I haveThe bug manifests itself in that the
PS1
shell's prompt goes rendered in black color aftertldr stack
is run. Runningreset
gets the foreground color back to normal.Two bits of information which might help:
bash
with no-frillsPS1
, that is, myPS1
does not use any ANSI color sequences in it.rxvt
background set to#3f3f3f
and foreground to#dcdccc
(IOW my background it not exactly black).