> many users don’t. I doubt the "many" parts. It sooo much more readable if your program outputs a lot of data. And any (proper) implementation automatically

> many users don’t. I doubt the "many" parts. It sooo much more readable if your program outputs a lot of data. And any (proper) implementation automatically switches the escape codes of if piping to another program instead of terminal so it rarely causes problems. I'm sure there are still some people which do not like it, and there are some libraries which mess up colors without doubt. So I'm fully in support of NO_COLOR as a "de-facto" standard.