Open ahy3nz opened 5 years ago
Or maybe just use a text file with a bunch of smart strings. pytest (by default) suppresses any stdout unless the test fails, so pytest might not be the best approach?
python -m pytest -s --disable-warnings to disable any pytest stdout capturing, so everything gets flushed to stdout; also disable any warning messages
python -m pytest -s --disable-warnings
Or maybe just use a text file with a bunch of smart strings. pytest (by default) suppresses any stdout unless the test fails, so pytest might not be the best approach?