Emojis, among other things, are not universally supported, are not consistent across systems, and require additional formatting on the part of the terminal. Having support for UTF is great, but forcing non ascii characters onto users for something as frivolous as emojis is perhaps better avoided.
Makogan
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hugovk
on 31 Jan 2020
You can use --quiet to disable non-essential output.
zsol
on 31 Jan 2020
If people are repeatedly requesting to remove a feature, it is, perhaps, symptomatic that that feature should not be your default.
Makogan
on 31 Jan 2020
Look, nobody is forcing anything onto users. My read on this situation is that the vast majority of people using Black are okay with the emojis being part of the output by default. My opinion is that terminals incapable of displaying these characters are broken, not the tools that output them. Your opinion might be different, and that's completely fine.
zsol
on 2 Feb 2020
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If people are repeatedly requesting to remove a feature, it is, perhaps, symptomatic that that feature should not be your default.