fix: rm terminalLink.isSupported checks #765
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They're not needed - the terminal-link package checks this internally and formats the URL using parentheses and zero-width spaces. As it is the logic is dropping the URL in terminals like VSCode's/Cursor's.
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They're not needed - the terminal-link package checks this internally and formats the URL using parentheses and zero-width spaces. As it is the logic is dropping the URL in terminals like VSCode's/Cursor's terminal.
Can't rely on terminal-link as-is, though, because of sindresorhus/terminal-link#18
I set the fallback to be
${text} ( ${url} )(i.e. using regular spaces instead of zero-width, because many UIs include the trailing zero-width space which breaks the URL clickability/copyability - see the long list of references on that issue, from redwood, shopify cli, warp etc. etc.)I'm not familiar with terminal-link and unilaterally changing zero-width space to regular space could be a significant UI change, so I figured it's safer to sacrifice aesthetics for functionality just in the case of
np.