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The color “cyan” is preferable to “blue” in most cases especially since the default background color for the PowerShell app on Windows Server 2022 Standard (and many other previous version) is a very similar shade of blue making any foreground text color difficult to read as you can see in the following image.
I have added this feature, and same as last time, excluded the generated intex.js file.
We have the same issue, that the CI code guidelines differ from the actual code style already in the repo.
Hey @dadolhay, good work! I see now what the issue is wrt to the CI code guidelines failing — i am going to see about getting that resolved right away (it doesn't look too difficult).
@DerekNonGeneric
Sounds good!
I also suggest adding prettier to the project. With the appropriate config, it should handle the code formatting automatically and save some of the effort
The color “cyan” is preferable to “blue” in most cases especially since the default background color for the PowerShell app on Windows Server 2022 Standard (and many other previous version) is a very similar shade of blue making any foreground text color difficult to read as you can see in the following image.
Similar findings elsewhere:
I would prefer to call this function
cyanify
seeing as how the word “cyanize” already exists and seemingly has a completely different meaning.Refs: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cyanize
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