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[GitHub] [tvm] ganler commented on pull request #12197: [UX] highlight tvm script

ganler commented on PR #12197:
URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm/pull/12197#issuecomment-1197293248

   @tkonolige Thanks for the suggestions. 
   
   To put some background: The reason why I use these magic RGB values is to match exact themes in jupyter notebook (or vscode) so they will look _**compatible**._ In jupyter notebook, the colors will be displayed as what the RGB values exactly are since it uses HTML to render things. While for terminals, I guess it will map things to a nearest 3/4/8-bit colors. 
   
   That said I fully agree that we want the theme look **_compatible_** for both notebook users and terminal users. My proposal is to: 1) first set them as different theme styles (including the theme you suggested that we have 3 tvm-builtin themes where 2 for jupyter notebook environemnts and 1 for terminal env); 2) we set the default style to a magic string, say "auto", and then we detect if the user is doing experiements in a notebook (if notebook -> "light"; if terminal -> ansi colors).


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