feat(highlight): allow disabling syntax highlighting of caller code #8
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This change allows users to use the `JUSTEST_DISABLE_SOURCE_HIGHLIGHT` environment variable to disable or enable the source code syntax highlighting when showing it in failure stack traces. Syntax highlighting remains enabled by default, but disabling it can be useful for some testing environments without support for rendering colors. The environment variable can be set to the following values: - "true", "TRUE", "True", "T", "t", "1" - "false", "FALSE", "False", "F", "f", "0"
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This change allows users to use the
JUSTEST_DISABLE_SOURCE_HIGHLIGHTenvironment variable to disable or enable the source code syntax highlighting when showing it in failure stack traces.Syntax highlighting remains enabled by default, but disabling it can be useful for some testing environments without support for rendering colors.
The environment variable can be set to the following values: