How can I neotest.output.open() test result that's not on my cursor?

[ziontee113]

Hi! I'm currently using neotest-plenary, and I'm stumbling on this use case.
I'm using this mapping:

        vim.keymap.set("n", "to", function()
            neotest.output.open({ enter = true, short = true }) -- output window
        end, {})

When I print stuffs with Lua, I can see those prints if I use the mapping only on describe blocks, not the it blocks. It'd be convenient if I can just open the test results of the describe block without having to scroll up to it.

Is there already a solution for this in neotest? Thank you very much!

[rcarriga]

The short message is supplied directly from plenary so neotest-plenary can't do anything to change it. The message is just the error that is raised, it's not actually capturing output so I'd say trying to implement this would be a large piece of work.

You can of course not use the short output but it won't just show the specific message for the selected test

[ziontee113]

Thank you very much for the response. I'll probably gonna have 2 different keymaps for output.open() with short and without it 👍