Closed andyexeter closed 1 year ago
This PR supersedes #41
It adds an ansi boolean option (defaults to true) which passes either --ansi or --no-ansi depending on whether it's true or false respectively.
ansi
--ansi
--no-ansi
This means ansi will remain enabled by default with no changes required by anyone, but developers can choose to disable it if they want.
The PR also adds a verbosity option so developers can change the current -v to -vv or -vvv if desired.
verbosity
-v
-vv
-vvv
This PR supersedes #41
It adds an
ansiboolean option (defaults to true) which passes either--ansior--no-ansidepending on whether it's true or false respectively.This means ansi will remain enabled by default with no changes required by anyone, but developers can choose to disable it if they want.
The PR also adds a
verbosityoption so developers can change the current-vto-vvor-vvvif desired.