Open MickL opened 3 months ago
@MickL I've had the same issue with Webstorm. With turbo v1 --log-prefix=none
was enough, but with v2 I also have to disable the tui
.
So typically for me this allow Webstorm to parse the lines and make them "clickable":
TURBO_UI=0 turbo run lint --log-prefix=none
It is not ideal but it is very convenient in dev.
@MickL I've had the same issue with Webstorm. With turbo v1
--log-prefix=none
was enough, but with v2 I also have to disable thetui
.So typically for me this allow Webstorm to parse the lines and make them "clickable":
TURBO_UI=0 turbo run lint --log-prefix=none
It is not ideal but it is very convenient in dev.
I'm seeing this issue in Warp as well after moving to turbo v2.
TURBO_UI=0
Works well for me when lauching build command ! Thanks for the tip
Can people experiencing this try out 2.0.4-canary.4
? chalk
depends on some environment variables that weren't being passed through in strict mode. I've added these to the allowlist.
If the issue persists, then please provide the underlying tool you're using along with the values of TERM
and COLORTERM
in your shell.
@chris-olszewski just to be clear, because I realise this can be confusing since this issue mentions two problems (that may be unrelated): from my side I can see the colours but the link to the code doesn't work.
With that in mind, I tried 2.0.4-canary.4
and sadly no improvement for me for the linking part.
My env: echo $TERM
yields xterm-256color
(and no COLORTERM
for me).
I tried 2.0.4-canary.4
within Webstorm and I see colors now :) Just lines of code are not clickable still
Workaround that seems to work for me to enable colors is to set FORCE_COLOR
. Given the changes to strict mode in v2, you'll need to make sure to add it to globalPassThroughEnv
.
Verify canary release
Link to code that reproduces this issue
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What package manager are you using / does the bug impact?
npm
What operating system are you using?
Mac
Which canary version will you have in your reproduction?
2.0.3
Describe the Bug
When I run "bun lint" normally I can click the line of code and it jumps into it (using Webstorm). Also the warning is yellow and an error would be red:
If I run the same with Turbo (same with
ui: "stream"
) I cant click the line and the color is lost aswell:Tested in iTerm and Webstorm
Apperently the colors have been fixed with #223 but maybe since the new UI has landed they are gone again?
Expected Behavior
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To Reproduce
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Additional context
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