Do not use effect.NewExecutor use CommandExecutor instead #328
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When running `syft`, do not use effect.NewExecutor which runs the command with a tty. This seems to cause an issue with syft (or possibly with our tty library pty), and in either case you end up with stray formatting characters even though we tell syft to be quiet. Using CommandExecutor is basically the same, but it doesn't run with a tty. Signed-off-by: Daniel Mikusa <dan@mikusa.com>
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Summary
When running
syft, do not use effect.NewExecutor which runs the command with a tty. This seems to cause an issue with syft (or possibly with our tty library pty), and in either case you end up with stray formatting characters even though we tell syft to be quiet. Using CommandExecutor is basically the same, but it doesn't run with a tty.Use Cases
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