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rollup + rustfmt + switch to GitHub Actions + support NO_COLOR #24

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rollup + rustfmt + switch to GitHub Actions + support NO_COLOR #24

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mookid and others added 11 commits January 11, 2020 07:59
@mookid @BurntSushi
output: italicized support
736148f 
Ref #15, Closes #20
@mookid @BurntSushi
bug: fix clear() and is_none()
3f02d7e 
It looks like `intense` wasn't previously being considered in `clear`
and `is_none`. This commit fixes that and adds some regression tests.
@GuillaumeGomez @BurntSushi
readme: test examples in README
04884ae 
Closes #14
@comfortablynick @BurntSushi
api: add option to toggle terminal resetting
cc05a2d 
The default remains unchanged: whenever `set_color` is called, the
underlying terminal is reset when using ANSI escape sequences. The new
`reset` option permits callers to disable this, and thus managing
resetting themselves.

Fixes #17, Closes #18
@BurntSushi
style: use rustfmt
ab8f7df
@BurntSushi
msrv: document minimum supported Rust version policy
9b1e0bb
@BurntSushi
deps: drop wincolor dependency
dcc254d 
This also deprecates the wincolor crate. Its implementation was folded
verbatim into the winapi-util crate.
@BurntSushi
edition: switch to Rust 2018
f45e139
@BurntSushi
env: respect NO_COLOR environment variable
3b9dcdf 
This adds support for respecting the NO_COLOR environment variable,
whose spec is defined here: https://no-color.org/

The relevant portion is:

    > All command-line software which outputs text with ANSI color
    > added should check for the presence of a NO_COLOR environment
    > variable that, when present (regardless of its value), prevents
    > the addition of ANSI color.

As such, termcolor will now detect the presence of the NO_COLOR
environment variable. If it exists, and the color choice is "auto," then
colors will be suppressed.

Closes #1186
@BurntSushi
doc: clarify how ANSI colors work
5e5748e 
Closes #6
@BurntSushi
doc: add notes about tty detection
b09aeb0 
Closes #7
@BurntSushi BurntSushi changed the title rollup + rustfmt + switch to GitHub Actions rollup + rustfmt + switch to GitHub Actions + support NO_COLOR Jan 11, 2020
@BurntSushi BurntSushi merged commit 210869b into master Jan 11, 2020
@BurntSushi BurntSushi deleted the ag/updates branch January 11, 2020 15:01
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