Allow mypy to show color output #92
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Before this change, the `TERM` environment variable was set to `dumb`, which mypy interprets as being unable to display color. This means that even the `FORCE_COLOR` environment variable does not force mypy to output color. This change sets the `TERM` environment variable to allow mypy to output colors, making the mypy output easier to identify and interpret in CI. See python/mypy#13817 for more information about this problem.
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Before this change, the
TERMenvironment variable was set todumb,which mypy interprets as being unable to display color. This means
that even the
FORCE_COLORenvironment variable does not force mypy tooutput color.
This change sets the
TERMenvironment variable to allow mypy to outputcolors, making the mypy output easier to identify and interpret in CI.
See python/mypy#13817 for more information
about this problem.