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Add option to switch coloring output in ConsoleRenderer #78

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insolite
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Could be useful for plain text file output.

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codecov-io commented Aug 28, 2016

Current coverage is 100% (diff: 100%)

Merging #78 into master will not change coverage

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hynek commented Aug 29, 2016

So in principle, I always wanted ConsoleRenderer make the default (the default config and .dev aren’t part of any backward compatibility promises), how about we make it default and if colorama is missing, it switches automatically to colorize=False (although I think we should it call just colors) and emits a warning?

Emit warning instead of exception when colorama is unavailable and  force switch `colors` to `False`
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Yes, sounds good. I've commited all that things above.

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hynek commented Sep 17, 2016

I took a slightly different route but thanks for the inspiration!

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