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When you use beautifulSVN, term output looks great, but when you redirect it to, let's say, a file, the interpretated char (used for colors) are presents in the file.
Example:
$ svn st > a
$ vim a
^[[36mM path/to/modifiedfile.txt^[[00m
As you can see, the cyan M is encircle by special chars.
It could be great if beautifulSVN could guess if, when called, it will be display on standard output, or redirected to a file.
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When you use beautifulSVN, term output looks great, but when you redirect it to, let's say, a file, the interpretated char (used for colors) are presents in the file.
Example:
As you can see, the cyan M is encircle by special chars.
It could be great if beautifulSVN could guess if, when called, it will be display on standard output, or redirected to a file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: