packaging: Make NO_COLOR the default for systemd config #1217
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Building with fat-lto takes three times as long. This is very inconvenient when running change-list builds, so fat-lto should only be used for builds on "main". Change-Id: I4b3245b41885cab5667dbf86cb6012e257356b29 Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.readyset.name/c/readyset/+/7256 Tested-by: Buildkite CI Reviewed-by: Ethan Donowitz <ethan@readyset.io>
When running as a systemd service, it makes most sense to log without ANSI coloring. Change-Id: I143c2d63210aa4a950d5a25683cfd89d089903b5
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When running as a systemd service, it makes most sense to log without
ANSI coloring.