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Colored output can be controlled on the command line with `--use-color auto|always|never`. The default is `auto`, which enables color if `imdl` detects that it is printing to a terminal. Color can be disabled entirely by setting the `NO_COLOR` environment variable. type: added
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intermodal: a 40' shipping container for the Internet
Colored Output
Intermodal features colored help, error, and informational output. Colored output is disabled if Intermodal detects that it is not printing to a TTY.
To disable colored output, set the NO_COLOR environment variable to any
valu or pass --use-color never on the command line.
To force colored output, pass --use-color always on the command line.
Semantic Versioning and Unstable Features
Intermodal follows semantic versioning.
In particular:
- v0.0.X: Breaking changes may be introduced at any time.
- v0.X.Y: Breaking changes may only be introduced with a minor version number bump.
- vX.Y.Z: Breaking changes may only be introduced with a major version number bump
To avoid premature stabilization and excessive version churn, unstable features
are unavailable unless the --unstable / -u flag is passed. Unstable
features may be changed or removed at any time.
$ imdl torrent stats --input tmp
error: Feature `torrent stats subcommand` cannot be used without passing the `--unstable` flag
$ imdl --unstable torrent stats tmp
Torrents processed: 0
Read failed: 0
Decode failed: 0