Poetry: Windows default terminal can't handle color codes: --no-ansi by default?

[madig]

The default Windows terminal (below) and even Hyper (above) can't handle color codes:

Maybe make --no-ansi the default on Windows? Or allow me to set the setting system-wide?

[grilo]

I confirm this also happens on the default terminal of W10 build 17677.

Poetry is using the "cleo" library to manage the output, this probably should be fixed there instead.

[sdispater]

Actually, cleo behaves properly but a modification I made in poetry always activates the "decorated" mode by default.

This should be an easy fix. I will keep you posted.

[moigagoo]

Wouldn't it be an option to switch to a crossplatform coloring package like Colorama? As a Windows user, I like fancy colors too :-)

[madig]

They seem to have Windows issues as well? https://github.com/tartley/colorama/issues/104

[moigagoo]

@madig Hmmm, I've been using it in a few crossplatform projects, no issues so far.

[moigagoo]

FYI colors are shown just fine in ConEmu.

[sdispater]

This should be fixed in the latest release (0.10.2)

[madig]

Works for me in 0.10.2. Thanks!

[vberlier]

Hmm... I'm using ConEmu as the integrated VS Code terminal and I have kind of the same problem.

The colors work fine in ConEmu but don't show up through VS Code. However they work when piping the output to cat.