[MAINTENANCE] Change default testing level from WARNING to INFO #8506
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| # uncomment to adjust captured log levels | ||
| # WARNING some cli v012 tests may fail if this is altered | ||
| # log_level = "info" | ||
| # WARNING some cli v012 tests may fail if this is "info" or lower |
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this warning can me removed
donaldheppner
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This change was previously not possible because some of our v12 CLI tests were checking for emitted logs as part of their failure condition. These have since been removed.
This should make debugging failing tests much easier.
Note: pytest captures any logs emitted during test execution and only displays them as part of the test failure output.
https://docs.pytest.org/en/7.1.x/how-to/logging.html#how-to-manage-logging
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