I’m testing under Windows and the command prompt doesn’t do so well with the ANSI color codes that appear by default. How can I turn off the color display when I’m using Laravel?
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I’m testing under Windows and the command prompt doesn’t do so well with the ANSI color codes that appear by default. How can I turn off the color display when I’m using Laravel?
The file \laravel\cli\tasks\test\stub.xml is used to generate the PhpUnit configuration file for tests. (A new configuration file is generated and deleted every time you run an artisan test task.) To turn off colors, change the first line of stub.xml from
<phpunit colors="true"to<phpunit colors="false"(for Laravel 3)Update: For Laravel 4, the file is
phpunit.xmland is found in the root folder. The change is still to setcolors="false".