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On Windows 7, in both Cmd and PowerShell, when issuing nextclade.exe dataset list command, it prints a table with columns not having proper spacing and with cryptic characters inside the cells. It's completely unreadable.
At the time of writing, the table is formatted using comfy-table crate, which claims Windows support.
Needs checking on more recent Windows versions.
Even if it works on more recent versions on Windows, and although Windows 7 is no longer supported, it may still be used in many places. Would be nice to allow these users to have full experience.
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No luck so far. Disabling `Utf8` profile and other niceties leads to ASCII-formatted table, which is equally unreadable, just with ASCII borders, instead of nice UTF-8 lines.
So the lines might not be the problem here.
Needs more work.
Here I attempt to fix#903
No luck so far. Disabling `Utf8` profile and other niceties leads to ASCII-formatted table, which is equally unreadable, just with ASCII borders, instead of nice UTF-8 lines.
So the lines might not be the problem here.
Needs more work.
On Windows 7, in both Cmd and PowerShell, when issuing
nextclade.exe dataset list
command, it prints a table with columns not having proper spacing and with cryptic characters inside the cells. It's completely unreadable.At the time of writing, the table is formatted using
comfy-table
crate, which claims Windows support.Needs checking on more recent Windows versions.
Even if it works on more recent versions on Windows, and although Windows 7 is no longer supported, it may still be used in many places. Would be nice to allow these users to have full experience.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: