Artisan returning colorize(?) characters

[AlexWinder]

• Laravel Version: 6.1.0
• PHP Version: 7.3.7
• Database Driver & Version: MariaDB 10.3.16

Description:

Since updating to the 6.1.0 of Laravel artisan commands now appear to return colorize/encoded characters, for example:

$ php artisan serve
?[32mLaravel development server started:?[39m <http://127.0.0.1:8000>

$ php artisan migrate:fresh --seed
?[32mDropped all tables successfully.?[39m
?[32mMigration table created successfully.?[39m
?[33mMigrating:?[39m 2014_10_12_100000_create_password_resets_table
?[32mMigrated:?[39m  2014_10_12_100000_create_password_resets_table (0.08 seconds)
?[33mMigrating:?[39m 2019_04_11_133652_create_companies_table
?[32mMigrated:?[39m  2019_04_11_133652_create_companies_table (0.03 seconds)
?[33mMigrating:?[39m 2019_04_11_133653_create_users_table
?[32mMigrated:?[39m  2019_04_11_133653_create_users_table (0.08 seconds)
?[33mMigrating:?[39m 2019_05_10_150757_create_jobs_table
?[32mMigrated:?[39m  2019_05_10_150757_create_jobs_table (0.07 seconds)
?[33mMigrating:?[39m 2019_05_10_151007_create_failed_jobs_table
?[32mMigrated:?[39m  2019_05_10_151007_create_failed_jobs_table (0.02 seconds)
...

Previously the following would occur:

$ php artisan serve
Laravel development server started: <http://127.0.0.1:8000>

...where "Laravel development server started:" is in green.

Steps To Reproduce:

Issue an artisan command, for example:

php artisan serve
php artisan migrate

[AlexWinder]

It's also worth mentioning, I am running my environment in Windows 10 and commands are being issued using Git Bash for Windows.

[AlexWinder]

I have also just updated Laravel to v6.2.0 and I am still seeing the same issue.

[driesvints]

I guess this is related to #30168 ?

[medeiroz]

rollback symfony/console to 4.3.4

--edit--
command: composer require symfony/console:4.3.4
Thanks @driesvints

[driesvints]

Seems to be a symfony issue: symfony/symfony#33915

[xodewriter]

rollback symfony/console to 4.3.4

For us newer devs, how can we rollback to this version? Is there a command we can run from the terminal?

[driesvints]

@jLampStack composer require symfony/console:4.3.4

[bay07]

rollback symfony/console to 4.3.4

--edit--
command: composer require symfony/console:4.3.4
Thanks @driesvints

this method works, thank you

[bluecodeland]

composer require symfony/console:4.3.4

Thanks bro. its worked for me

[sadrahkm]

rollback symfony/console to 4.3.4

--edit--
command: composer require symfony/console:4.3.4
Thanks @driesvints

its worked for me thank you :))) Win 10

[alexroldan]

this worked great ... thank you ...

[AlexWinder]

This now appears to be fixed in 4.3.7 of symfony/console.

[HollyIT]

I can also confirm that 4.3.7 fixes it.