ipython notebook support fo colored output #1185
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this currently lacks automated tests and is entirely untested on windows fixes pallets#1185
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this doesn't support windows since i don't have a system where i could check/test/automate colorama support fixes pallets#1185
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this doesn't support windows since i don't have a system where i could check/test/automate colorama support fixes pallets#1185
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This doesn't support Windows since I don't have a system where I could check/test/automate colorama support. fixes pallets#1185
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hi, currently click strips colors when used in code invoked by ipython notebooks
after a short chat on the ipython notebook channel i learned that a commonly suggested workaround is
click.utils.should_strip_ansi = lambda *k, **kw: Falseand that a reasonably reliable way to detect such a stream isstream.__class__.__module__.startswith('ipykernel.')i propose setting up isatty to check this in the exception case (aka no tty attribute as the jupyter streams dont have one
additional help will be needed from someone with a windows system, as to me it is not clear whether its required to alter the stream wrapping that is used on win32
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