How to get native terminal colors?
See original GitHub issueThis used to work and now it’s using its own set of really ugly colors (I’ve tried the different themes). I was under the impression native
was supposed to use native terminal colors.
Thanks!
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Yeah I’m still wondering when we can use the native color scheme, I thought it was coming with 1.0 but That was like 6 months ago
I’ve just installed httpie with brew and
preset
is not a validstyle
choice: