Interesting - for me a built-in pager is an antifeature. I don't want to figure out how to leave the utility. Worst of all, pager usually means that sometimes you get more pages and you need to press q to exit, and sometimes not. Annoying. I often type yhe next command right away and the pager means I get stuck, or worse, pager starts doing something in response to my keys (looking at you, `git log`).
Then again I'm on Linux and can always pipe to less if I need to. I'm also not the target audience for ugrep because I've never noticed that grep would be slow. :shrug:
You might appreciate setting `PAGER=cat` in your environment. ;)
Git obeys that value, and I would hope that most other UNIXy terminal apps do too.
Oh, wow, thank you! I must try this.
Some terminal emulators (kitty for sure) support "open last command output in pager". Works great with a pager that can understand ANSI colors - less fussing around with variables and flags to preserve colors in the pager