fix(ls): unify piped and non-piped output (workbench backwards compat)#292
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fix(ls): unify piped and non-piped output (workbench backwards compat)#292
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Workbench depends on parsing the colored output from brev ls, so remove the piped/non-piped branching and always use the rich colored table. The plain variants are kept for future use once Workbench stops depending on the colored format.
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Summary
brev lsandbrev ls orgs— both now always use the colored table formatTest plan
brev lsinteractively and verify colored table outputbrev ls | catand verify same output (colors auto-disabled by fatih/color)brev ls | grep RUNNING | awk '{print $1}' | brev stopand verify piping still worksbrev ls orgsandbrev org lsand verify consistent output