Support for FreeBSD-style ls Coloring #157
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If LSCOLORS is undefined or partially defined (missing some of the eleven expected value pairs), the patch will automatically fill in those missing values with default colors. However, if the LS_COLORS environment variable is already defined, the application prefer the LS_COLORS approach, maintaining current working flow of the program.
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Issue #54
This patch enhances
bfsby processing theLSCOLORSenvironment variable. It fills in any missing values with defaults ones.If
LS_COLORSis already set and configured, bfs will continue to use those settings, ensuring backward compatibility.