Closed tksoh closed 1 year ago
It uses Stdout.supportsAnsiEscapes to detect whether or not the current shell supports colors, but not all shells are supported.
I was able to reproduce it locally and it looks like a known issue in Dart: https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/31606
This should be fixed in the next release (puro now just manually checks the TERM variable)
Something strange with puro running in Git Bash on Windows 11. In VSCode terminal,
puro ls
always show its output in colors. But in git bash, it does not show the colors by default, and I have to add the--color
option to force it to show the colors. What am I missing?Screenshot of git bash for references.