color output
See original GitHub issueIs there a way to “inherit” the output of the processes so the color is preserved?
I did this locally and it works, but I’m assuming that’d break something. (didn’t test any further since it works for me)
// Line:76 watch-package.js
var proc = processes[script] = spawn(nodemon, args, {
env: process.env,
cwd: pkgDir,
stdio: 'inherit',
})
return;
if (quiet === true || quiet === 'true') {
...
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Closed with #22 New package is now up @ v0.1.6
I can get colors to work if I use
"inherit": true, which happens to be what I wanted, but does not solve this issue.