Hi. Maybe I have trust issues :D, but seeing a crate like this my first and only question was: "how does it know?". I suspected it is checking some env variables, but it took me quite a bit of clicking to arrive at the actual code. Seems like "This crate checks CI and other env variables set by popular CI systems" is worth putting in a https://docs.rs/is_ci/latest/is_ci/ and README.md
BTW. I would feel better if I knew there's a way to force the result both ways. Seems like CI=0 or CI=false or something like that is not implemented. Just thinking aloud. Anyway, thank you for this project.
Hi. Maybe I have trust issues :D, but seeing a crate like this my first and only question was: "how does it know?". I suspected it is checking some env variables, but it took me quite a bit of clicking [to arrive at the actual code](https://github.com/zkat/is_ci/blob/bc4fda761a9810a0e967d1470772fedd78d79360/src/lib.rs#L26). Seems like "This crate checks `CI` and other env variables set by popular CI systems" is worth putting in a https://docs.rs/is_ci/latest/is_ci/ and README.md
BTW. I would feel better if I knew there's a way to force the result both ways. Seems like `CI=0` or `CI=false` or something like that is not implemented. Just thinking aloud. Anyway, thank you for this project.