Disable ANSI when stdout or stderr is redirected#2047
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patriksvensson merged 1 commit intospectreconsole:mainfrom Mar 14, 2026
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Disable ANSI when stdout or stderr is redirected#2047patriksvensson merged 1 commit intospectreconsole:mainfrom
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@1PetarVujakovic No AI agent was used to write this code? |
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Fixes #1790
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Disable ANSI output when standard output or standard error is redirected while using "AnsiSupport.Detect".
Previously ANSI detection could still return
truewhen output was redirected to a file, which caused escape sequences to be written to the file.This change disables ANSI when:
Explicit "AnsiSupport.Yes" behaviour remains unchanged.
Unit tests were added to verify the behaviour.