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Fixes #4176. Uses ansicolors, ansistyles, and text-table.
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Why......!? I had a wonderful little cron script that autoupdated my module:
Which relied on the output being empty "" when the package was up-to-date. Now my script has to be a lot more complex...
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@ollym, use/parse JSON output instead.
PS: I wonder if it makes sense to set a return code equal to an amount of outdated packages
PPS:
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For what it's worth, I ended up with the following work-around: