Remove ansi-color devDependency #1361
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I am planning to move to npm scripts so this will be refactored to some standalone script where we don't have access to
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Superseded by #1370 |
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The package is only used in one grunt task (parallel clicktests) to color output.
Grunt can achieve similar coloring itself.
Additionally, when looking at the ansi-color npm and GitHub page I noticed that the license is not clearly Open Source, so we might be better off without this particular package even if we want something to color console output.