Daniel Fallon

oh, maybe I'm just noticing a typo in the readme, paired with a misconfiguration of gnome-terminal The readme shows `ESC[0;30m` -> `brblack` which should instead be `ESC[1;30m` -> `brblack`

I'm going to be at a hackathon this weekend, and I'll totally make one when I have a break. Do you have any ideas for what you'd want it to...

I looked at this for a bit today and found that you were right to be skeptical @abeluck . The issue appears to actually be in `_prepare_terminal`. The current code...

Here's a patch that I'm willing to contribute (haven't gotten a chance to set up a fork yet) - Replaces `echo` with `printf` because it's more portable and robust -...

The change in get_option call is because my patch was for the development version instead of the currently released version (they just changed it from timeout to ssm_timeout) can you...

it's also worth noting that I only tested this with a sort of hello world example. I wouldn't be surprised if there are still things that don't work. I do...

the bash patch is definitely incompatible with mine. (because the regex would *definitely* have to change.) does `python ansible-tmp-1601664494.6311371-10330-41749016017816/AnsiballZ_setup.py` open stdin? if yes, then it might be eating the printf...

This is not an SSM specific solution, but I'm tempted to try out using SendSSHPublicKey from the EC2 instance connect api and then wrapping the ssh connection library instead. Feels...

Looking at this a bit closer, it looks like the right way to address this if use of SSM is wanted is to add a parameter like `ssm_exec_document_name`. I had...

@mikeneiderhauser hey btw I did rewrite this using paramiko ssh over the weekend. it's still a bit grody but should work. The biggest problem is that the connections aren't cached....