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Cabal's output is currently all monochrome. It might be nice to make some judicious use of color.
Places that would IMO benefit from color:
Warnings and errors could be highlighted. I very regularly have colleagues ask for help when the answer is printed out by cabal as a warning, but the warning is swamped by e.g. dependency resolution output, so they don't notice it. Coloring them would help.
Dependency conflicts. Often there is quite a lot of output explaining why dependency solving failed. Usually I want to pick out the conflicts that forced the solver to discard a branch, but these aren't always easy to see. Again, this is another example where I regularly see people get stuck despite it saying "pkgconfig error: no libX" or whatever - it's just not easy to spot.
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This is a good suggestion, I will just add: swamped warnings and big dependency conflicts are a problem for blind users too, for sure there is a way to better the UX for everyone.
Cabal's output is currently all monochrome. It might be nice to make some judicious use of color.
Places that would IMO benefit from color:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: