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Data race #145
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Make output profile accessible through `ColorProfile`. Use `SetColorProfile` to change the output color profile. Use a mutex to guard output writes. Fixes: charmbracelet/lipgloss#210 Fixes: #145
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Make output profile accessible through `ColorProfile`. Use `SetColorProfile` to change the output color profile. Use a mutex to guard output writes. Use pointer receiver Fixes: charmbracelet/lipgloss#210 Fixes: #145
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BREAKING! `ColorProfile` reads the terminal environment every time the function is called. This is inefficient. We only need to read the `$TERM` environment variable once when we initialize the output. So we cache the value we read. Rename `ColorProfile` to `termColorProfile` and rely on `EnvColorProfile` to detect the profile. Ideally, we rely on the terminal Terminfo to detect the profile and fallback to the environment. Make output profile accessible through `ColorProfile`. Use `SetColorProfile` to change the output color profile. Use a mutex to guard output writes. Use pointer receiver since we have a lock in the struct Fixes: charmbracelet/lipgloss#210 Fixes: #145
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`ColorProfile` reads the terminal environment every time the function is called. This is inefficient. We only need to read the `$TERM` environment variable once when we initialize the output. So instead, we cache the value we read. Rename `ColorProfile` to `termColorProfile` and rely on `EnvColorProfile` to detect the profile. Ideally, we would rely on the terminal Terminfo to detect the profile and fallback to the environment. But that's for another day :) Make output profile accessible through `ColorProfile`. Use `SetColorProfile` to change the output color profile. Use a mutex to guard output writes. Use pointer receiver since we have a lock in the struct Fixes: charmbracelet/lipgloss#210 Fixes: #145
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`ColorProfile` reads the terminal environment every time the function is called. This is inefficient. We only need to read the `$TERM` environment variable once when we initialize the output. So instead, we cache the value we read. Rename `ColorProfile` to `termColorProfile` and rely on `EnvColorProfile` to detect the profile. Ideally, we would rely on the terminal Terminfo to detect the profile and fallback to the environment. But that's for another day :) Make output profile accessible through `ColorProfile`. Use `SetColorProfile` to change the output color profile. Use a mutex to guard output writes. Use pointer receiver since we have a lock in the struct Fixes: charmbracelet/lipgloss#210 Fixes: #145
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Use a mutex to guard setting/getting the color profile and fg/bg colors. Use `SetColorProfile` to change the output color profile. Use pointer receiver since we have a lock in the struct. Fixes: charmbracelet/lipgloss#210 Fixes: #145
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Use a mutex to guard setting/getting the color profile and fg/bg colors. Use `SetColorProfile` to change the output color profile. Use pointer receiver since we have a lock in the struct. Fixes: charmbracelet/lipgloss#210 Fixes: #145
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Running currently latest wishlist serve with race flag, and connecting multiple clients to the server, then as i move the terminal data race happens
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