fix: ANSI escape codes with --watch #3884 #4270
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The escape code should be \033, but that doesn't work in strict mode, probably because of that it was changed to \\033 which isn't valid either.
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fix: ANSI escape codes with --watch Unitech#3884
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Running
pm2 list --watchdoesn't update the status table properly.The escape code should be
\033, but that doesn't work in strict mode, probably because of that it was changed to\\033which isn't valid either.Tests failed
But that doesn't seem to be related to this change.