When using topfunky’s RStakeout, the color in the result of the spec command is lost. This happens even when adding the --color flag.
When using topfunky’s RStakeout , the color in the result of the spec command
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When using topfunky’s RStakeout, the color in the result of the spec command is lost. This happens even when adding the --color flag.
You have to set the environment variable
AUTOTESTto true. Spec detects whether it is being run by a process and disables color if it is (to make the output easier to parse).To set the environment variable in bash:
or in fish:
(the -x exports the variable)