To configure the colorization of test output beyond the standard colors, you append color coding pair values to the value of the MFUNIT_COLORS environment variable.
The following table shows the default colors used as the foreground text if you do not explicitly specify an identifier.
| Color marker | identifier | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pass information | ps | 32 | Green |
| Fail information | fl | 31;1 | Red + bold |
| Error information | er | 31 | Red |
| Skipped information | sp | 34 | Blue |
Use the following values with an identifier to override the default:
| Color | Value |
|---|---|
| Bold | 1 |
| Black | 30 |
| Red | 31 |
| Green | 32 |
| Yellow | 33 |
| Blue | 34 |
| Magenta | 35 |
| Cyan | 36 |
| White | 37 |
| Bright black | 90 |
| Bright red | 91 |
| Bright green | 92 |
| Bright yellow | 93 |
| Bright blue | 94 |
| Bright magenta | 95 |
| Bright cyan | 96 |
| Bright white | 97 |
Windows:
The following variable results in the pass information displaying in bold cyan, and the error information displaying in green.
set MFUNIT_COLORS=Windows10:ps=36;1:er=32
UNIX:
The following variable results in the pass information displaying in bold cyan, and the error information displaying in green.
export MFUNIT_COLORS=ansi:ps=36;1:er=32