It looks like using capfd.readouterr() in a test also resets what pytest displays in case of failed tests.
For this I think it would be useful to keep the output in total.
capfd = <_pytest.capture.CaptureFixture object at 0x7fc6da051908>
def test_capfd(capfd):
print('stdout')
print(2, capfd.readouterr())
print(3)
> assert 0
E assert 0
tests/test_capfd.py:11: AssertionError
----------------------------------- Captured stdout call ------------------------------------
2 CaptureResult(out='stdout\n', err='')
3
Here the stdout is missing.
pytest master (08aed1a).
It looks like using
capfd.readouterr()in a test also resets what pytest displays in case of failed tests.For this I think it would be useful to keep the output in total.
Here the
stdoutis missing.pytest master (08aed1a).