This plugin offers minimal output for the Nose testing framework.
To install:
pip install nose-minimal
To use, just run your tests as you normally would, with the –with-nose-minimal flag.
In action:
It works for me on Mac OS X and ArchLinux with a Django test suite. If it doesn’t work for you, pull requests are appreciated :-)
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