Redefine .noColor field of Color, NO_COLOR won't affect at runtime #267
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Redefine the ".noColor *bool" field to ".useColor bool" of type "Color", this removed the pointless pointer and reduced the complexity. Which also removed the boolPtr() method(?) The test "TestNoColor_Env" now removed, because the NO_COLOR env should not affect at runtime.
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Replace fatih/color with my fork version, which fixes the force color output issue. PR: fatih/color#267
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Redefine the ".noColor *bool" field to ".isNoColor bool" of type "Color", this removed the pointless pointer and reduced the complexity.
Which also removed the boolPtr() method(?)
The test "TestNoColor_Env" now removed, because the NO_COLOR env should not affect at runtime.
In my software, I want to force output through HTTP with color(client is curl), but each time
New()will always useNO_COLORenv without any judgment, #71 can't work.In the previous code,
New()even will ignore the globalNoColorstatus. This is confusion caused by the function's naming.