Description:
When running poetry run execexam . tests/, no output is displayed, even though the tests pass successfully. Unlike pytest, which provides verbose output when using the -v flag, execexam does not provide any feedback, making it difficult to confirm whether tests were executed or their results.
Steps to Reproduce:
Install the project dependencies with poetry install.
Run the tests using poetry run execexam . tests/.
Notice that no output is generated, even if the tests pass.
Run the tests using poetry run pytest -v for comparison, and observe that the test results are shown.
Expected Behavior:
Some form of output should be displayed when running tests with execexam, at least showing whether the tests passed or failed. Ideally, there should be a verbosity option or default feedback that informs the user about the test results.
Actual Behavior:
No output is provided by execexam, even though the tests execute and pass in the background. There is no indication of the test status unless pytest is used directly.
Additional Information:
pytest provides verbose output using the -v flag, but execexam doesn't seem to have any verbosity option or built-in output.
The issue might stem from how execexam wraps or integrates with pytest and handles test execution.
Description:
When running
poetry run execexam . tests/, no output is displayed, even though the tests pass successfully. Unlikepytest, which provides verbose output when using the-vflag,execexamdoes not provide any feedback, making it difficult to confirm whether tests were executed or their results.Steps to Reproduce:
poetry install.poetry run execexam . tests/.poetry run pytest -vfor comparison, and observe that the test results are shown.Expected Behavior:
Some form of output should be displayed when running tests with
execexam, at least showing whether the tests passed or failed. Ideally, there should be a verbosity option or default feedback that informs the user about the test results.Actual Behavior:
No output is provided by
execexam, even though the tests execute and pass in the background. There is no indication of the test status unlesspytestis used directly.Additional Information:
pytestprovides verbose output using the-vflag, butexecexamdoesn't seem to have any verbosity option or built-in output.execexamwraps or integrates withpytestand handles test execution.