Respect the verbose option when printing out results#97
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Unfortunately, we don’t have many ANSI colors to choose from, so I decided to stick with yellow.
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For now, even if we specify that option, groups with all passed tests won’t be shown. In CI/CD, this option is not respected even partially. Rel to #7 and #96.
With the changes, one can enable verbose output via the
--verboseCLI argument.I also changed the formatting of skipped tests. For now, they are formatted as failed. Unfortunately, we don’t have many ANSI colors to choose from, so I decided to stick with yellow (I also tried black, as it was the closest to gray, but I thought the final look wasn't decent enough).
As a result of all these changes, we can get (when testing
color.js):Running tests with both options (
ciandverbose) enabled allows us to (at least partially) address use cases mentioned by @kleinfreund in #96.