The --swatch flag controls color swatches in two places:
The inline terminal block character (ANSI background colour)
The desktop notification icon (a solid-colour PNG generated via ImageMagick, passed to notify-send -i)
The previous help text only mentioned "the terminal output", which was incomplete after notification swatch support was added.
Change
- --[no-]swatch Include a color swatch in the terminal output
+ --[no-]swatch Include a color swatch in the terminal output and desktop notification
No functional changes — documentation/help text only.
## Summary
The `--swatch` flag controls color swatches in **two** places:
1. The inline terminal block character (ANSI background colour)
2. The desktop notification icon (a solid-colour PNG generated via ImageMagick, passed to `notify-send -i`)
The previous help text only mentioned "the terminal output", which was incomplete after notification swatch support was added.
## Change
```diff
- --[no-]swatch Include a color swatch in the terminal output
+ --[no-]swatch Include a color swatch in the terminal output and desktop notification
```
No functional changes — documentation/help text only.
The --swatch flag now controls both the inline terminal color block and
the desktop notification icon (via ImageMagick). Update the help text
to reflect this so users know the flag affects both output contexts.
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Summary
The
--swatchflag controls color swatches in two places:notify-send -i)The previous help text only mentioned "the terminal output", which was incomplete after notification swatch support was added.
Change
No functional changes — documentation/help text only.