Add support for Gitea Actions #2
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If Gitea supports 16m actions, I'm happy to see this use 16m too, but I'm also happy to merge this as is. :) |
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The JS module has GitHub Actions at level 3 and I can confirm that personally, so I'll change both to true color. |
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Pushed that, so after this and chalk/supports-color#148 are merged, the implementations will match. |
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I don't think these CI failures are related to the PR. |
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I think you are correct. Sorry - a bit insanely busy with the day job right now. :) If I don’t get this merged in a day or two, keep pestering me.
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Add support for Gitea Actions. Same as chalk/supports-color#148.
Note that both environments support 16m colors and the JS module has it as that, but I opted to not change the return value, but if you like me to, I could mirror what the JS module does.