✨ Allow custom styles for commands in help output #1103
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Thanks for the PR!
Good catch - that style shouldn't be hardcoded like this.
We could indeed reuse STYLE_OPTION as you propose, but that would mean that the color of this first column would always be the same as the style chosen for the console's "option" theme. I think these may also be separate things?
So basically I think we could take this one step further and define a new var, something like STYLE_COMMANDS_TABLE_FIRST_COLUMN and set that to "bold cyan" to default? What do you think?
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Sounds good @svlandeg, I made the change. |
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This PR makes a small tweak to the command highlighting in help output to use the global
STYLE_OPTIONinstead of being hardcoded asbold cyan:This allows users to more easily customize colors in their help output.
By default, this has no effect since the default
STYLE_OPTIONis alreadybold cyan.