BTW. I meant to ask you how you handled the interaction between CLICOLOR_FORCE and NO_COLOR. I then I found out the implementation is isolated to the colors crate, so I turned my attention to that release and did a small experiment and documented the result.
I have created a PR for colors outlining this in the documentation.
Quite often it is related to documentation, because I find something hard to understand, explaining it to myself, might benefit others or if something is answered in an issue thread and I think it provides more value if promoted to the documentation.
I also write these Today I Learned notes (TIL) these sometimes, they end up as PRs or blog posts.
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This looks really good, respecting the
NO_COLORandCLICOLOR, looking forward to the release.Thanks! It was a fun build too.
Well having fun is the most important part.
I did not know
NO_COLORbefore you mentioned it, onlyCLICOLORandCLICOLOR_FORCE. So now I am implementing it for one of my projects.If anybody reads this comment and think, what are they talking about, check out:
BTW. I meant to ask you how you handled the interaction between
CLICOLOR_FORCEandNO_COLOR. I then I found out the implementation is isolated to the colors crate, so I turned my attention to that release and did a small experiment and documented the result.I have created a PR for colors outlining this in the documentation.
Nice work! I love PRs that boost understanding like these. Do you do a lot of open-source PRs?
Yes, I try to contribute where I can.
Quite often it is related to documentation, because I find something hard to understand, explaining it to myself, might benefit others or if something is answered in an issue thread and I think it provides more value if promoted to the documentation.
I also write these Today I Learned notes (TIL) these sometimes, they end up as PRs or blog posts.