Henry Schreiner
Henry Schreiner
It is supposed to. Looks like both are being captured: https://github.com/tomerfiliba/plumbum/blob/46da89d8b2c53c2c6bf3ee30f7e013a326af219b/plumbum/commands/processes.py#L60-L84 Can you give a little example, better yet in test form so that it can be added to the...
Looks like a good idea, I'll look into it in in a few weeks or sooner. Sorry for missing this earlier!
Can you try pip install colorama? We use colorama to handle the (non-trivial) conversion to CMD’s weird color system, but don’t require it to install plumbum.
Just init colorama, then use plumbum colors like normal. Colorama, after calling init, intercepts and translates Unix style colors automatically.
This is what you should have: ```python from colorama import init init() colors.use_color=1 # Force plumbum to output basic color sequences. class MyApp_colour_nix(cli.Application): PROGNAME = colors.green VERSION = colors.BLUE |...
By the way, `+` in Colorama's simple color system and `|` in Plumbum are different. `str | color` will turn the color on for the string, then back off again...
I'd be okay with that.
If this was a well written contribution, I would probably happily accept it. ;)
Probably by looking at the way we currently chain together commands as pipes. Also would be quite valid to wait until we drop Python 2 support (no later than Jan...
The problem is (I believe) in the direct usage of pipes - running into the warning given in the Python subprocess docs. I won't have time to look into this...