user interface/accessibility features: Please revert (color) pretty-printing of errors #2725
Comments
Thanks for bringing up the issue, certainly an oversight. I think we should definitely provide a Perhaps it is possible to disable color in the terminal in general? This would be a way for vision impaired folks to not need to provide such flags. |
This is now implemented as described! |
Many thanks :) |
General summary/comments (optional)
Version 1.2.0 introduces pretty-printing of dependency resolution errors (#1912). This is unsuitable for users who may have vision impairment issues, and who have set their terminal colors to meet their own needs.
Please revert the change, or provide the option to disable colored output. (Such an option is standard for most command-line software; a flag like "--color={never,always,auto}" is provided for even basic command utilities like "ls" and "grep".)
Steps to reproduce
Attempt to build any project with dependencies not found in the snapshot.
Expected
Displays errors in color.
Actual
Displays errors in color.
Method of installation
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