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Author: willmcgugan

docs/source/console.rst

@@ -427,7 +427,7 @@ If the environment variable ``NO_COLOR`` is set, Rich will disable all color in
 .. note::
     The ``NO_COLOR`` environment variable removes *color* only. Styles such as dim, bold, italic, underline etc. are preserved.
 
-The environment variable ``TTY_COMPATIBLE`` is used to override Rich's auto-detection of terminal support. If ``TTY_COMPATIBLE`` is set to ``1`` then Rich will assume it is writing to a device which can handle escape sequences. If ``TTY_COMPATIBLE`` is set to ``"0"``, then Rich will assume that it is not writing to a terminal. If the variable is not set, or any other value, then Rich will attempt to auto-detect terminal support. If you want Rich output in CI or Github Actions, then you should set ``TTY_COMPATIBLE=1``.
+The environment variable ``TTY_COMPATIBLE`` is used to override Rich's auto-detection of terminal support. If ``TTY_COMPATIBLE`` is set to ``1`` then Rich will assume it is writing to a device which can handle escape sequences like a terminal. If ``TTY_COMPATIBLE`` is set to ``"0"``, then Rich will assume that it is not writing to a terminal. If the variable is not set, or set to a value other than "0" or "1", then Rich will attempt to auto-detect terminal support. If you want Rich output in CI or Github Actions, then you should set ``TTY_COMPATIBLE=1``.
 
 Note that these variable set the default behavior. If you explicitly set ``force_terminal`` in the Console constructor, then this will take precedence over the environment variables.