run without color

[Zach Cheung]

	flag.BoolVar(&f.UseColor, "color", true, "Use color in output (works best on dark terminals)")

Firstly, sorry for ignoring the issue template.

Shouldn't it be nocolor with default false here? How can it run without color when the default way is color and the flag is to enable color?

[Rafia Sabih]

@zachcheung Thanks for taking time out for reporting this, but can you please elaborate on what is the project you are facing this issue with and other details.

[Zach Cheung]

@RafiaSabih As you can see, timescaledb-tune uses color in output by default, and there's a -color option there but since the default is true so I don't think it's possible to disable color.

# timescaledb-tune -h
Usage of timescaledb-tune:
  -color
        Use color in output (works best on dark terminals) (default true)

[Jan Nidzwetzki]

Hello @zachcheung,

Thanks for reaching out. To run timescaledb-tune without color, you can use the flag --color=false. For example: timescaledb-tune --color=false.

Does this work in your environment or are colors still displayed afterwards?

[Zach Cheung]

@jnidzwetzki Wow, I didn't know it's possible to set value to bool flag in go. It works, and thank you for letting me know.