Process console colors stripped, even with `--colors`
See original GitHub issueForever seems to strip the colors from the running script, regardless of using the --colors
flag. This issue has been raised before and closed without solution.
Running osx 10.13.2, node 9.2.0, latest forever release, in iTerm2, though the colors don’t work in Terminal either.
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Why it has to be –color instead documentation mentioned –colors? (with --color at the end it works but with --colors doesn’t)
For some weird reason this is fixed by appending
--color
to the command. E.g.