Run ecs-go with the inherited terminal, so --turbo output is colored - #87
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vendor/bin/ecs --turboprinted diffs without colors. ecs-go already colors its output, but only when stdout is a terminal - andpassthru()pipes the child's stdout through PHP, so ecs-go saw a pipe and turned colors off (the progress bar on stderr was not piped, so that one worked).Now ecs-go runs via
proc_open()with ECS's own STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR, so it gets the real terminal: colored diff, correct width. Piped or CI output stays plain, same as before.The command stays a string, as the array form of
proc_open()needs PHP 7.4 and the release is downgraded to 7.2.