Since termcolor 2.1.0, the library will now detect whether or not the process is running a TTY and disable outputting color if so. This broke using the --color argument to force color when piping to another process (e.g. less), as well as our pytest function for checking rendered output.
The fix is ensuring that we set the environment variable FORCE_COLOR in the cases where we want color, and might not have a TTY (e.g. in the pytest, or when using --color option).
Since termcolor 2.1.0, the library will now detect whether or not the process is running a TTY and disable outputting color if so. This broke using the
--colorargument to force color when piping to another process (e.g.less), as well as our pytest function for checking rendered output.The fix is ensuring that we set the environment variable FORCE_COLOR in the cases where we want color, and might not have a TTY (e.g. in the pytest, or when using
--coloroption).Fixes #210