@aendeavor There are two escape sequences in use. See $RESET and $RESET2. I think it's safe to only use $RESET2. Can you confirm that? In my test, I did not notice any difference.

Just Reading this on my mobile but didnt we Had Something similar from @aendeavor which was reverted then as colorized Output Breaks with current bats?
Ist this resolved now? Didnt have the PR # in my mind but there was a discussion about that already.
I will See If i can find it again later

@aendeavor There are two escape sequences in use. See $RESET and $RESET2. I think it's safe to only use $RESET2. Can you confirm that? In my test, I did not notice any difference.

Yes, it's safe to use \e[0m only. This sequence removes all applied attributes, which is desired.

\e[39m sets the Color to the default value again - this is why there is no difference here, as we're just working with colours.

Just Reading this on my mobile but didnt we Had Something similar from @aendeavor which was reverted then as colorized Output Breaks with current bats?

Not quite the same. In our case, the problem was supervisord not handling the escape sequences properly. As a result, the bats were not able to handle the output.

Ist this resolved now? Didnt have the PR # in my Kind nur there was a discussion about that already.

Supervisor can still not handle color... which makes me angry.

Very nice. From my PoV, this can be merged:)