aurutils terminal coloring with systemd 256

[christian-heusel]

With systemd 256 (the upcoming systemd release) it includes possibilities to color terminals, i.e. on systemd-nspawn and run0. When nspawn is now used in a program this very much looks like a visual bug IMO:

I have therefore disabled the behaviour in devtools (https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/devtools/-/commit/0e2b16b0ac63e33e32a6cb889bc4b047e0d451e9), but since I couldn't get the above trivial fix to work with aurutils I thought I'd open this issue as a heads-up.

Feel free to close as wont-fix if you want to keep the default behaviour.

[Earnestly]

Seems like an nspawn issue; the bleeding background colour appears to come from pacman.

[christian-heusel]

@Earnestly I'm not sure I follow, what do you mean?

[AladW]

I'm confused by the commit message:

Disable this bevaviour for pkgctl, so it stays active for arch-nspawn (for now).

but arch-nspawn, makechrootpkg, and mkarchroot use src/lib/common.sh. In turn, aur-chroot uses those three tools for chroot functionality.

[christian-heusel]

I forgot that they include common.sh so its a side-effect but fine by me 😆 Disregard this issue then 👍🏻

[VorpalBlade]

Just noticed this. It looks like eye bleed unfortunately. Any way to get this fixed in aurutils?

[christian-heusel]

This is fixed in the devtools 1.2.1 release thats currently still in testing 😊