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-l
NO_COLOR=1
LS_COLORS=
Despite specifying NO_COLOR=1 and LS_COLORS= , I still see colorized output when using the -l flag.
$ LS_COLORS= NO_COLOR=1 fd null /dev/ -l crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 1, 3 Dec 11 15:40 /dev/null
In this example, the final /dev/null part is colorized. With --color never it works though.
/dev/null
--color never
Monochrome output
fd
fd 9.0.0
Linux
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fd/src/main.rs
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fix: Respect NO_COLOR with --list-details option
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Fixes: sharkdp#1455
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Fixes: #1455
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Describe the bug you encountered:
Despite specifying
NO_COLOR=1
andLS_COLORS=
, I still see colorized output when using the-l
flag.In this example, the final
/dev/null
part is colorized. With--color never
it works though.Describe what you expected to happen:
Monochrome output
What version of
fd
are you using?fd 9.0.0
Which operating system / distribution are you on?
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