Add support for running sub-processes under a PTY #144
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Ping? |
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This break Windows behavior. |
This is really nice for running programs that output colour, such as coloured log lines, etc. I defaulted it to off because some applications when run under a PTY will attempt to move the cursor around, clear lines, and so on, so it should be up to the user to decide whether to enable it.
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This should be fixed, though I have no means of testing it. |
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Ping. |
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BTW if you're generally against the idea for whatever reason, I'm happy to abandon the PR. It's a nice feature that I've been using personally, but it's your project after all :) |
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This is really nice for running programs that output colour, such as coloured log lines, etc.
I defaulted it to off because some applications when run under a PTY will attempt to move the cursor around, clear lines, and so on, so it should be up to the user to decide whether to enable it.