Disable progress bar on CI. #6281
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r=me, but can a comment be added as well as to why the clause is there? |
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Oops, yea! |
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@bors: r+ |
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Disable progress bar on CI. Due to the recent change (#6233) to use ansi escape codes to clear the progress bar, Travis logs are looking quite odd. Generally you don't want the progress bar during CI builds anyways, so just disable it if "CI" is set, which most of the CI services do.
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Due to the recent change (#6233) to use ansi escape codes to clear the progress bar, Travis logs are looking quite odd. Generally you don't want the progress bar during CI builds anyways, so just disable it if "CI" is set, which most of the CI services do.