feat: add --[no-]strip-ansi-codes option#782
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srithon wants to merge 1 commit intocharmbracelet:mainfrom
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feat: add --[no-]strip-ansi-codes option#782srithon wants to merge 1 commit intocharmbracelet:mainfrom
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did a slightly different implementation in #784 |
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merged #784 |
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thanks for the PR btw :) |
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refs: #739, #188 (comment)
I chose to hide the conditional behind an interface to simplify the call sites and duplication of flag processing across commands. If we add further stdin-related options in the future, this would become more useful, as more logic would be abstracted away. However, I can see the argument against this approach; this pattern isn't used in the rest of the codebase (from what I saw), and adding it for such a small feature might not be worth the added complexity. In that case, it would be pretty easy to get rid of the interface and just inline the conditional in every command.