Doesn't look like expected, at least inside workers threads

[rubenOrtz]

Describe the bug
When i use a extended class for Signale
export default class Logger extends Signale { constructor(config: any, client?: any) { super({ config, logLevel: 'info', types: { startUp: { badge: '✔', color: 'green', label: 'Inicio', logLevel: 'info', }, log: { badge: '👍', color: 'white', label: 'Info', logLevel: 'info', }
It works fine, when i call the class from a normal file inside my project (for example, the manager, as you see in the image)
const logger = new Logger({ displayTimestamp: true, displayDate: true, });
But when i call the exact same Logger, as the manager, but inside a cluster using Node.js worker threads didnt look as good as it looks in the manager (check the image)

To Reproduce
Create a worker thread
create a file with a extended Signale as above
create a logger inside and outside the worker and call both, you will see the difference

Technical Info (please complete the following information)

• OS: Ubuntu 22.04 (Windows WSL)
• Signale Version: 1.4.0
• Node.js Version: v19.0.1

[GRVYDEV]

Yeah Im running into the same issue. Im wondering if it has something to do with nodejs/node#26946

[GRVYDEV]

Looks like its an issue in the underlying color library chalk. See chalk/chalk#327

I was able to fix it by adding

process.env['FORCE_COLOR'] = '3';

At the top of the file where the workers are spawned