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I'm building a CLI tool that uses lipgloss (v2) and I have received a bugreport from a Windows user, about the tool's output being rendered incorrectly in Powershell:
I have almost no experience with Powershell and it is likely that I'm holding it wrong. Hence I was wondering if anyone here experienced a similar issue, or if there's anything that needs to be done in addition to make lipgloss (v2) render colors on Windows/Powershell?
The way I'm rendering text is basically through a dedicated function that does something along these lines (simplified):
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Hey there!
I'm building a CLI tool that uses lipgloss (v2) and I have received a bugreport from a Windows user, about the tool's output being rendered incorrectly in Powershell:
I have almost no experience with Powershell and it is likely that I'm holding it wrong. Hence I was wondering if anyone here experienced a similar issue, or if there's anything that needs to be done in addition to make lipgloss (v2) render colors on Windows/Powershell?
The way I'm rendering text is basically through a dedicated function that does something along these lines (simplified):
I'd be happy for any hints!
Thank you.
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