#12263: Unset TERM when running sage non-interactively
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   Reporter:  jdemeyer  |          Owner:  leif                                 
   
       Type:  defect    |         Status:  new                                  
   
   Priority:  major     |      Milestone:  sage-4.8                             
   
  Component:  scripts   |       Keywords:                                       
   
Work_issues:            |       Upstream:  Workaround found; Bug reported 
upstream.
   Reviewer:            |         Author:  Jeroen Demeyer                       
   
     Merged:            |   Dependencies:                                       
   
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Changes (by jdemeyer):

  * upstream:  N/A => Workaround found; Bug reported upstream.


Old description:

> Because of either a readline or a Python bug, sometimes control
> characters are output by Python.  For example, on my Gentoo Linux system:
> {{{
> jdemeyer@arcanis:~$ sage --python -c 'import readline' |cat -t
> ^[[?1034hjdemeyer@arcanis:~$
> }}}
>
> This breaks doctests at #12249 for `sage-run`.  The easiest solution is
> to unset the `TERM` environment variable when running `sage-run` or
> `sage-eval`.  This will effectively disable readline.

New description:

 Because of either a readline or a Python bug, sometimes control characters
 are output by Python.  For example, on my Gentoo Linux system:
 {{{
 jdemeyer@arcanis:~$ sage --python -c 'import readline' |cat -t
 ^[[?1034hjdemeyer@arcanis:~$
 }}}

 This breaks doctests at #12249 for `sage-run`.  The easiest solution is to
 unset the `TERM` environment variable when running `sage-run` or `sage-
 eval`.  This will effectively disable readline.

 Upstream (readline): [http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-
 readline/2007-08/msg00004.html]

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