fix(@angular/cli): disable progress when running Karma directly outside TTY - #8925
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…de TTY Fixes a shortcoming of angular#8501. Apply same logic for setting --progress flag when running Karma directly (as opposed to running it using `ng test` command). Fixes angular#8148
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Fixes a shortcoming of #8501. Apply same logic for setting --progress
flag when running Karma directly (as opposed to running it using
ng testcommand).Fixes #8148
See #8148 (comment) for more context.
Tested manually using: