How to disable pytest dumping out source code?












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When one of the tests fail, pytest will dump out the source code of the function where the exception is raised. However, something when the error is raised from another library, it still dumps the function source code flood the output.



Is it possible to disable pytest from dump source code and have the stack trace only? Stack trace is usually more than enough to track down the problem.



I have searched a bit but all I can find are posts related to --show-capture.






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    When one of the tests fail, pytest will dump out the source code of the function where the exception is raised. However, something when the error is raised from another library, it still dumps the function source code flood the output.



    Is it possible to disable pytest from dump source code and have the stack trace only? Stack trace is usually more than enough to track down the problem.



    I have searched a bit but all I can find are posts related to --show-capture.






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      When one of the tests fail, pytest will dump out the source code of the function where the exception is raised. However, something when the error is raised from another library, it still dumps the function source code flood the output.



      Is it possible to disable pytest from dump source code and have the stack trace only? Stack trace is usually more than enough to track down the problem.



      I have searched a bit but all I can find are posts related to --show-capture.






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      When one of the tests fail, pytest will dump out the source code of the function where the exception is raised. However, something when the error is raised from another library, it still dumps the function source code flood the output.



      Is it possible to disable pytest from dump source code and have the stack trace only? Stack trace is usually more than enough to track down the problem.



      I have searched a bit but all I can find are posts related to --show-capture.






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          You can use the --tb option. You can choose either --tb=short or --tb=native as per what suits you. Check the detailed documentation here.






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