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pytest: Run tests without capturing output.
$ pytest --capture=no
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The command "pytest --capture=no" is used to execute test cases written in Python using the pytest testing framework.
Here's the explanation of the command:
- "pytest": This is the command to run the pytest testing framework.
- "--capture=no": This is an option that configures how the output of tests is captured. By default, pytest captures the output produced during test execution, such as print statements. However, using "--capture=no" disables this capture feature and allows the output to be displayed directly on the console.
So, when you run "pytest --capture=no" in the terminal or command prompt, pytest will collect and execute the test cases found in the current directory and any subdirectories. The "--capture=no" option ensures that the output produced by the tests is displayed in real-time during the test execution.
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