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suggested color changes for cherry-picker output
smontanaro Feb 15, 2024
f79b0db
working around lint complaint
smontanaro Feb 15, 2024
c8760ba
fine. you want a trailing comma and newline in an argument list? you …
smontanaro Feb 15, 2024
d24cf6d
support NO_COLOR, and --color/--no-color
smontanaro Feb 16, 2024
a9ca1ea
support bright and dim colors in multiple forms
smontanaro Feb 23, 2024
b33029e
click *does* have a color list!
smontanaro Feb 24, 2024
d2edb03
use repr for color spec errors
smontanaro Mar 10, 2024
cb4e1e7
cherry picker goes back to 3.8, so match stmt can't be used
smontanaro Mar 10, 2024
fde4186
turn bright and dim into arguments instead of options
smontanaro Mar 11, 2024
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click *does* have a color list!
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smontanaro committed Feb 24, 2024
commit b33029e1cbce073bb61cc1b45e7cad52212d8f1f
5 changes: 4 additions & 1 deletion cherry_picker/cherry_picker.py
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import webbrowser

import click
from click.termui import _ansi_colors as color_names
import requests
from gidgethub import sansio

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return (red, green, blue)

# fallback is to assume it's a color name supported by click.
return color
if color in color_names:
return color
raise ValueError(f"unrecognized color: '{color}'")


if __name__ == "__main__":
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