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When running in environments without a TTY (e.g., CI), the "Unable to create a system terminal" warning is expected and unhelpful. This change suppresses the warning when providers are available but detect that no streams are TTYs, while still warning when no providers could be loaded (indicating a genuine configuration issue).
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Backport of #1703 to
jline-3.x.Summary
Context
When JLine is used in CI environments (like GitHub Actions), the warning "Unable to create a system terminal, creating a dumb terminal" is emitted even though falling back to a dumb terminal is the expected behavior when no TTY is available. This creates noise in build logs (e.g., https://github.com/apache/camel/actions/runs/23203983845/job/67434869843#step:11:68).
The fix distinguishes three cases:
noTty=true, providers not empty → warning suppressedproviders.isEmpty()=true→ warning firesnoTty=false→ warning firesTest plan
DumbTerminalWarningTest.testNoWarningWhenNoTtyAndProvidersAvailable— verifies no warning in CI-like environmentsDumbTerminalWarningTest.testWarningWhenNoProvidersLoaded— verifies warning when no providers are available