Add color 'gray'

[bguijt]

Could you please add the color Gray?

gray() { print_in_color "\e[1;30m" "$*"; }

[DannyBen]

This is bold black, and both black and white are intentionally omitted from the list, since they are not user friendly when you consider dark/light themes.

That said:

1. You can add them yourself to your lib file (and remove the [@bashly-upgrade colors] comment from the top to avoid it being overwritten if you run bashly g --upgrade).
2. I am happy to reconsider if the prevailing opinion is that both black and white should be added.

[bguijt]

For me, I just need a less-visible color to print text in. 'gray' would be perfect.

[DannyBen]

Well - in ANSI color, there is no such thing as "less visible" color, unless you (or your terminal's author) configure either black or white to be a grey shade.

In any case - I think I will add both black and white, although I think they are usually not recommended to use.

[bguijt]

Thank you! - appreciated!

[DannyBen]

Sure. Please keep the issue open, I will close it upon release (it is already implemented in master).

[DannyBen]

Version 1.2.4 is released with this change.
Thanks for this ticket and please feel free to open more issues / discussions if you need help or find a problem.