msetup: honor b_colorout option for setup output color#15949
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The b_colorout option only controlled compiler output coloring. meson setup ignored it entirely, always detecting TTY. Now when b_colorout=always, setup output is colorized even when stdout is piped. When b_colorout=never, color is suppressed even on a TTY. The 'auto' default still detects as before. Fixes mesonbuild#13708
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See discussion at #2491, we don't really want to reuse b_colorout here. |
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The b_colorout option only controlled compiler output coloring. meson setup ignored it entirely, always detecting TTY.
Now when b_colorout=always, setup output is colorized even when stdout is piped. When b_colorout=never, color is suppressed even on a TTY. The 'auto' default still detects as before.
Fixes #13708