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When running pint inside a Gitlab pipeline job, it seems a lot of messages are not colored:
But it's interesting that the end results contain some colored text.
I've tried to force color output with a lot of env variables like TERM=xterm-256color and others, but it didn't help.
According to issue 179 from faith/color, in order to force color output in a non-tty environment, the application needs to use the following code:
color.NoColor=false
But I didn't find this in pint, can forcing colors be implemented?
Without colors, finding actual bugs/fatal errors in the output is very hard.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When running pint inside a Gitlab pipeline job, it seems a lot of messages are not colored:
But it's interesting that the end results contain some colored text.
I've tried to force color output with a lot of env variables like
TERM=xterm-256color
and others, but it didn't help.According to issue 179 from faith/color, in order to force color output in a non-tty environment, the application needs to use the following code:
But I didn't find this in pint, can forcing colors be implemented?
Without colors, finding actual bugs/fatal errors in the output is very hard.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: