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Verbosity levels when running green with django #37
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Yes! If you don't like the default verbosity, set it in a config file. Either For example, if you wanted green to default to verbosity of 3 when run on your account, you could create Let me know if you have any problems. |
It works very well :). Thank you very much and let me just add that this is one stellar test runner you have made 👍 |
Thanks! Be sure to let your friends know so that they can start using it ~ Nathan On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 3:52 AM, Þórður Hermannssson <
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@CleanCut Is there a way to set the verbosity directly from the command line when using |
@anomitra When I added the functionality, django had not provided any mechanism to pass arguments to the test runner, no. You can, however, use a green config file to set your defaults differently. |
Is green's fine verbosity an option when running green as the default test runner for django?
I tried but I got django's default v3 level, where showing you how it's setting up the test database is as verbose as it gets.
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