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Is there a way to turn off dose colors?
Currently, when I run dose at ubuntu it displays everything red even when the tests are passing:
So I tried to run my test command with rednose but even running with it dose overrides it.
The command that I tried was:
dose nosetests --rednose tests.py
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I don't know if that's what you're looking for, but, in Linux, you can simply pipe it with cat:
cat
dose nosetests --rednose tests.py | cat
I didn't test it with nose, but that works for pytest --color=yes (i.e., it keeps the pytest colors but not the dose colors).
pytest --color=yes
(That's a workaround, I think this issue should be kept to add a CLI option to enable/disable that)
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Is there a way to turn off dose colors?
Currently, when I run dose at ubuntu it displays everything red even when the tests are passing:
So I tried to run my test command with rednose but even running with it dose overrides it.
The command that I tried was:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: