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I am using "Git Bash" git's mingw console to run Specs2 tests using SBT on Windows. The mingw console has color support but my specs2 tests do not display in color. How can I get my mingw, sbt, specs2, windows setup to display tests in color? I tried adding the following options to my build.sbt configuration, but it did not change anything. <pre><code>testOptions in Test += Tests.Argument("jline.terminal","jline.UnsupportedTerminal") </code></pre> Thanks
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