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fix: suppress ANSI styling in plain certificate output - #561
Subject and issuer output uses yellow bold and blue bold styling, respectively, when stylize is true. When stylize is false, both names use default styling. Tests check styled output and verify that default command output succeeds, includes the subject and issuer, and contains no ANSI escape characters.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 4d6e2
The styling fix is mergeable with a bounded test improvement: use distinct subject and issuer names so the output tests detect swapped labels.
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The title states the main change: plain-text certificate output no longer contains ANSI styling escape sequences. The raw summary confirms that write_cert_info gains a stylize flag and that a test che…
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The description states the purpose of the change: keeping ANSI escape sequences out of plain-text certificate output. It also lists the added CLI regression check for subject and issuer output, which …
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The title states the main change: plain-text certificate output no longer contains ANSI styling escape sequences. The raw summary confirms that write_cert_info gains a stylize flag and that a test checks plain output has no ANSI escape characters. The title is specific, short, and follows the fix: prefix convention.
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Add a test for the styled Subject and Issuer output.
The new test checks only plain output. No test runs write_cert_info with stylize == true, so a regression that removes the yellow or blue styling from the TUI would not fail the suite. Add a unit test that calls write_cert_info(&cert, &mut buf, true) and asserts that the Subject and Issuer lines differ from the false output.
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Review comment at @src/info.rs around lines 26 - 29:
Add a unit test for write_cert_info that runs it with stylize set to true and
verifies the Subject and Issuer lines differ from the corresponding plain
output; preserve the existing plain-output assertions.
Assert the subject and issuer values in the plain-text test.
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Review comment at @tests/output.rs around lines 34 - 35:
Update the plain-text output assertions to verify that both Subject and Issuer
contain the fixture value CN=localhost, rather than checking only their labels.
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Use a certificate with distinct subject and issuer names in the label assertions.
The fixture tests/fixtures/server.pem uses CN=localhost as both subject and issuer. With identical names, the Subject: and Issuer: assertions in plain_text_has_no_ansi_escape_sequences still pass if the two sources in write_cert_info are swapped. The styled test in src/info.rs has the same limitation for label content.
Do not change server.pem in place. tests/remote_timeout.rs and src/fetch.rs also load it. Add a separate fixture whose subject and issuer CN values differ. Use that fixture only for these label assertions, and assert each label against its own name.
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Review comment at @tests/output.rs at line 29:
Use a separate certificate fixture with distinct subject and issuer CN values
for the label assertions in plain_text_has_no_ansi_escape_sequences and the
styled test in src/info.rs; assert each label against its corresponding name.
Leave server.pem unchanged and keep its existing uses intact.
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cargo nextest run --test output plain_text_has_no_ansi_escape_sequences— failed before the fix as expected.just test— passed (50 tests).cargo +nightly fmt -- --check— passed.