Version: 1.7.2, 2.0.2, 2.3.1
By default, tester output in terminal is colored. But those colors are used wrongly.
First of all, "bright" version of colors can be interpreted as bold text with "basic" color. So color "gray" as defined in Dumper.php can be displayed as bold black. Therefore you can't use "gray" to look texts with less importance.
Than you can't use "white" as font text because with standard ANSI colors and white terminal background, these texts will be barely visible. "white" is usable only together with colored background.
I played with output and this is my suggestion to fix it (all in Dumper.php):
- replace
($item['file'] === $testFile ? self::color('white') : '') with ($item['file'] === $testFile ? self::color('navy') : '') to highlight file path with row number
- replace
self::color('white', $message) with self::color(null, $message)
- replace
self::color('white') with self::color()
- replace
self::color('gray') with self::color()
Version: 1.7.2, 2.0.2, 2.3.1
By default, tester output in terminal is colored. But those colors are used wrongly.
First of all, "bright" version of colors can be interpreted as bold text with "basic" color. So color "gray" as defined in Dumper.php can be displayed as bold black. Therefore you can't use "gray" to look texts with less importance.
Than you can't use "white" as font text because with standard ANSI colors and white terminal background, these texts will be barely visible. "white" is usable only together with colored background.
I played with output and this is my suggestion to fix it (all in Dumper.php):
($item['file'] === $testFile ? self::color('white') : '')with($item['file'] === $testFile ? self::color('navy') : '')to highlight file path with row numberself::color('white', $message)withself::color(null, $message)self::color('white')withself::color()self::color('gray')withself::color()