Run quietly

[logncontinuum]

This might be a silly question.

I have tried to run from the terminal like this: python -m behave ...

I have used all the modifiers related to logging and didn't find a combination to avoid the features and scenarios printed on the terminal.

Feature: Assert Equals

  Scenario: As a dev I want to display custom messages when assertion fails so that I have better information on failing cases
    Given a custom message and to objects that are not equal
    When assert_equals is executed with the given parameters
    Then the exception message should start with the custom message

  Scenario: As a dev I want to format subjects under test when assertion fails so that I have better information on failing cases
    Given a custom format method and to objects that are not equal
    When assert_equals is executed with the given parameters
    Then the parameters in the exception message should be formatted accordingly

1 feature passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
2 scenarios passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped
6 steps passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 0 undefined
Took 0m0.002s

I'm using behave 1.2.6.

What is the right combination of modifiers to avoid verbosity in the terminal?

[bittner]

I'm not sure about silencing completely, but have you tried --format=progress for less output? Maybe that already helps?

See the Formatters and Reporters chapter of the documentation for background reading.