Support for configuration of color for skipped tests via environment variable #17
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…nfiguration using the environment variable
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More correct and explicit naming used Co-authored-by: Connor Demille <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Connor Demille <[email protected]>
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Updated from master with the latest releases, conflicts resolved |
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Hello,
I have made an attempt at support for configuration of the color for skipped tests using the environment variable as a third parameter.
I have also updated the documentation since I thought it was a bit sparse.
I am very new to Go so please bare with me if I have made some basic mistakes. I hope you will consider my mediocre contribution.