pnpm --recursive --stream is unnecessarily verbose

[FFdhorkin]

Contribution

• I'd be willing to implement this feature (contributing guide)

Describe the user story

I have a workspace that includes this script: "test": "pnpm --recursive --stream run test",

When I execute it, EVERY line is prefixed.

If I don't use stream, it shows the prefix once, then shows a line down the side, which is MUCH cleaner and wastes less horizontal space, but it doesn't show the full log:

Additionally, there appears to be a regression of #2148 ; colors on the test timestamps are lost

Describe the solution you'd like

Either:

• a new flag that, in conjunction with --stream combines the styling of non-stream but shows full output
• change the --stream behavior to be the same as above
  And:
• fix the color regression from Recursive Runs with Multiple Packages Lose Color #2148

Here's a mock-up of how I'd like it to look. Note that I changed the color of the workspace and line from that purple to match the color you see in --stream; so if multiple workspaces get run, each would have a different associated color:

Describe the drawbacks of your solution

Some people may like the current verbose prefix styling. I figure using a unique line color for projects will be sufficient for most people, though, as long as they aren't relying on grep. (grep is probably a good argument for this being a new flag)

Describe alternatives you've considered

changing the script from pnpm --recursive --stream run test to echo Running workspace A tests... && pnpm --dir workspaceA run test ; echo running Workspace B tests... && pnpm --dir workspaceB run test

[zkochan]

From v8.8.0 there is a --reporter-hide-prefix option. Hence, you can try:

pnpm --recursive --stream --reporter-hide-prefix run test