If I am outputting to an html file or xml, I should be able to suppress the standard output reporting of coverage.
This will be very useful on continious integration servers where the captured stdout is stored and displayed, which is redundent if you are displaying an html file or report built from the xml. It is also useful for local development where you don't want to scroll back 1000 lines in term to see what tests passed/failed.
yarbelk
commented
11 years ago
If I am outputting to an html file or xml, I should be able to suppress the standard output reporting of coverage.
This will be very useful on continious integration servers where the captured
stdoutis stored and displayed, which is redundent if you are displaying an html file or report built from the xml. It is also useful for local development where you don't want to scroll back 1000 lines in term to see what tests passed/failed.