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Colorful output in Bash terminal does not work (--colors option) #3877
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That's because Other than that you should be able to set up all config options through a config file (you can use either |
I had the same frustration, this solution worked for me: |
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@remsikr marvelous! (but it works great anyway!)
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If you are using docker-compose the soluction provede by @remsikr works! |
@yamsellem's solution fixed my issues with Docker-Compose not showing color output. |
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colors: true
doesn't work when provided injest.config.js
.I use Git Bash on Windows. Jest doesn't color output in my terminal.
I use
colors: true
injest.config.js
. And it doesn't work.Colors only works when provided as a command line option
Why is it so? I don't want to type anything more than necessary. I want to type
npm test
and it should work. How to enable this behavior?BTW,
colors: true
inpackage.json
doesn't work either.Why so many configs? You have at least three now that do nor work coordinated. How can I use just one simple config file within which I can declare everything needed? I want to declare any configuration just in
jest.config.js
. No command line options, nopackage.json
options. All injest.config.js
. How can I do it?And I'm curious.
Why have you made up three different config places with three different sets of config options? Do you provide three different products or just one?
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