TST : suppress all of the success messages #4423
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We don't need to see all of the test ok lines (which make the output too long to fit in the main travis ui).
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TST : suppress all of the success messages
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This looks a bit confusing to me now. On one hand we are enabling verbose output "-sv" (verbose and no capture of std out) on the other hand we are enabling quiet "-q" shouldn't the verbose flag be removed? |
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That would make more sense than what I did... |
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Sorry, I merged too soon. But it was such a tiny change, and was having such a nice effect on the Travis logs... |
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We don't need to see all of the test ok lines (which make the output too long to fit in the main travis ui).