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When capture is disabled via -s, automatically enable verbose output and replace builtin print with custom PytestPrinter.
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What I did
-sflag inbrownie testPytestPrinterclass to improve readability of output when stdout capture is disabled.Closes #389
How I did it
PytestPrinterreplaces the builtinprintmethod during test execution to:a. add a newline before the first line
b. add a second test id prior to reporting the test result
The final output ends up looking something like this:
How to verify it
Run tests.