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September 22, 2026 Bolt logs read like the terminal again The run log viewer showed every line in flat grey while the same command in the IDE terminal was fully colour coded. Two things were wrong, and both are fixed:
  • dbt Fusion emitted no colour at all. Like most Rust command-line tools it only colourises a real terminal, and the scheduler captures a pipe. Fusion runs are now asked for colour explicitly, so Debugging, Loading and the closing summary come through in green. dbt-core runs are unaffected, they always had colour.
  • The viewer was dropping it. The log body was rendering for a white surface even in the dark theme, ignored the bright colour range, and dropped 256-colour and true-colour output entirely, so anything from edr, ruff, uv or a rich-formatted script arrived monochrome.
Since dbt™ colours only the status token inside the trailing bracket, the viewer also tints each line by its own parsed status: a red-tinted ERROR line, an amber WARN, accent bars on OK and SKIP, and a toolbar reading 1 pass · 1 warn · 1 error · 1 skip · 4 total. Dark mode Several surfaces painted light panels or near invisible text in the dark theme:
  • The command bar (⌘K) was translucent enough to show the page through it, and the keyboard-selected row was the same colour as the panel behind it, so arrow-key navigation had no visible highlight. The selected row now has a distinct surface and a border, and the shortcut pills keep their outline on it.
  • Toasts rendered dark description text on a dark background. The toaster follows your theme now, including System.
  • Embedded code editors were white blocks: the Radar custom alert SQL editor, the Bolt Edit YAML dialog, and the YAML editor behind development credentials in connection settings. All three follow light, dark and system live.
  • Lineage controls now support dark mode.
Shipped in Paradime v6.13.0.