New Output Color is nearly invisible on Powershell

[alancummings]

• I have tried with the latest version of Docker Desktop
• I have tried disabling enabled experimental features
• I have uploaded Diagnostics

Actual Behavior

The color code for some lines renders the output nearly invisible.
I have modified my powershell background to be black instead of the default dark blue -- I suspect the output would be actually invisible with the default background.

Expected Behavior

The output should be legible for all user choices of screen background

Information

I am on docker engine version 20.10.5 on Windows 10, using WSL2, on a local machine.
This occurred with the most recent upgrade.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Any Dockerfile will do -- just run docker build

I have attached a screenshot snip.

[bubbleguuum]

Also problematic with urxvt. For now I'm using --progress=plain to remove color, as a workaround.

[ericparton]

This is also an issue on any terminal with a black background, which is the default in many terminal implementations. This is going to be really painful really soon, since v2 of docker compose is scheduled to get released at the end of October and it uses buildkit by default

[thedeec1]

I've just install docker desktop to learn about it and have the same problem, the dark blue is unreadable. Is there a config option to change this?

[crazy-max]

@thedeec1 moby/buildkit#2368 has been merged. Just needs to vendor changes on buildx. In the meantime you can use --progress=plain or you can set the env var BUILDKIT_PROGRESS=plain.

[crazy-max]

@Arkwell #596 (comment)