Allow setting support level with FORCE_COLOR environment variable #85
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- All existing tests still pass, but I'm not certain this won't break external code - Closes chalk#78
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Needs to be documented in the readme. |
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You can now do
FORCE_COLOR=2orFORCE_COLOR=3to specify the level that should be used.All existing tests still pass, but I'm not certain this won't break external code. If people have already used numbers other that
1to enable the flag, this will change behaviour.Closes #78