Control log ANSI output via boolean --log-with-ansi option
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NOTE: ANSI escape codes for colors and other text formatting is now disabled by default, if wanted then use --log-with-ansi or its SERVER_LOG_WITH_ANSI env equivalent. For example: $ static-web-server -p 8788 -d ./docker/public/ -g trace -z --log-with-ansi
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Description
This PR adds support for controlling ANSI escape codes for colors and other text formatting when logging via a new boolean
--log-with-ansiCLI option and its equivalentSERVER_LOG_WITH_ANSIenv.No ANSI by default
Note that from now on, SWS will be no-ansi by default. If you want colored log output, then use
--log-with-ansi.For example:
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Motivation and Context
It resolves #540.
How Has This Been Tested?
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