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Add --verbose and --color options to text renderer #1022
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+ Coverage 89.34% 89.45% +0.10%
- Complexity 1186 1198 +12
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+ Hits 2726 2757 +31
Misses 325 325
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Gives a real 2020+ vibe :)
Oops, we already have a -v -vv -vvv verbose level option. It might be considered as a breaking change if I would use this one. I have to check if it changes for text renderer. |
OK, so |
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Nice job! |
Type: feature
Breaking change: no
Be fancy!
--verbose
- get a more verbose output, for instance text renderer will add under each error a link to the documentation of the rule and format the location in a way that most IDEs will convert into a link that will open the file at the line of the error when clicked.--color
- enable color in output, for instance text renderer will show rule name in yellow and error description in red.