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strips ANSI CSI escape sequences (e.g. SGR color codes) when computing a cell's visible width, but it does not recognize OSC 8 hyperlink escape sequences ( or the BEL-terminated variant ). As a result, any cell whose value includes a terminal hyperlink is measured as if the escape sequence bytes were visible characters, inflating the calculated column width and breaking table alignment/borders. This PR caters for those hyperlink sequences.

Thanks for this great gem. Full disclosure: I'm not sure if this is a feature request, a documentation request, or me just being blind (in case of the latter, apologies for the stupid question), but is there any simple way to completely disable borders/separators entirely? I have to think there is because this is such a popular gem, but I can't find how.. I know there's , but I haven't figured out anything similar for borders. Setting to , , or doesn't seem to work for me. The only ways I can figure out to do it are: Subclassing This hash entry makes me suspect the solution is assigning to some option, but I can't get that to work either. Am I missing something? If so, can I ask what it is and request it be documented? (I'm happy to submit a PR doing so). If not, would you accept a PR to add such an option? (Feedback welcome on how you'd like users to select the option.) Thanks so much PS: Possibly related: If I call , is there any way to omit the blank lines that get outputted before/after the table?