pytest will not print to the console when I use print. The documentation seems to say that it should work by default. I am using pytest my_tests.py to run this test: import myapplication as tum class TestBlogger: @classmethod def setup_class(self): self.user = "alice" self.b = tum.Blogger(self.user) print "This should be printed, but it won't be!" def test_inherit(self): assert issubclass(tum.Blogger, tum.Site) links = self.b.get_links(posts) print len(links) # This won't print either. Nothing gets printed to my standard output console (just the normal progress and how many many tests passed/failed). And the script that I'm testing contains print: class Blogger(Site): get_links(self, posts): print len(posts) # It won't get printed in the test. In unittest module, everything gets printed by default, which is exactly what I need. However, I wish to use pytest for other reasons. Does anyone know how to make the print statements get shown? Continue reading...
