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It should be possible (or documented) how to disable Nuke's colorized output. It is handy e.g. when outputing to a file.
One of the popular way to do it is to support NO_COLOR env var: https://no-color.org/
NO_COLOR
This is how I hack it right now on Bash/Zsh: TERM= nuke > build.out
TERM= nuke > build.out
No
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FYI, nuke writes file logs. So you could as well redirect to null.
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Description
It should be possible (or documented) how to disable Nuke's colorized output. It is handy e.g. when outputing to a file.
Usage Example
One of the popular way to do it is to support
NO_COLOR
env var: https://no-color.org/Alternative
This is how I hack it right now on Bash/Zsh:
TERM= nuke > build.out
Could you help with a pull-request?
No
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: