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Strip ANSI characters when fitting terminal width #218
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Fixing a bug introduced in #216. I noticed that the previous fix was not taking all ANSI color sequences into account when calculating the lengths. The effect of this is that the table output will be still be aligned, but too narrow.
In the original implementation that stretched over
heroku-apps
andheroku-cli-util
the ANSI stripping was done implicitly through https://github.com/heroku/heroku-cli-util/blob/v8.0.0/lib/table.js#L74. I forgot to include that when migrating that code to the current implementation.Here I am creating a fix which is to call
stripAnsi(formattedValue)
when calculating the optimization lengths.The rest of the PR is for increasing testability of the code. The older tests won't fail for this scenario since colors are turned off by default in the mock scenario.