Don't strip ANSI from stdout (fixes #2365) #2366
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- Until now ANSI was stripped from stdout if bittensor was not running within a TTY (like in PM2) - This caused colored output to be broken under PM2 (and other process managers which do not give a TTY do bittensor/python - Bittensor posseses its own file logger, which makes this behavior unnecessary and unwanted. - This patch disables that behavior.
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I found out that using Maybe this should be user-definable by some config parameter? |
Only without output wrapping does terminal output under PM2 behave correctly.
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Sorry, what is PM2? |
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Where ANSI Stripping takes place in colorama: https://github.com/tartley/colorama/blob/136808718af8b9583cb2eed1756ed6972eda4975/colorama/ansitowin32.py#L102
Bittensor call to colorama which indirectly breaks colors in terminal output in PM2:
bittensor/bittensor/utils/btlogging/format.py
Line 29 in 5edcee4
Fix for issue #2365