[Bugfix] Restore log access in pytest #574
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Description
Current
devbranch won't show any logs from SeedSigner code when running pytest, regardless of-s,-o log_cli=1, nor--log-cli-level=DEBUG.Even on a failed test, our logging cannot be surfaced.
This PR:
Alters
pyproject.tomlto restore the option to review the logs when running pytest AND to insure that the logs are presented when a test fails.Adds info in tests/README.md
Adds a trivial demonstration test in tests/base.py
Misc:
pytest tests/test_main.py) because it was not importing tests/base.py which mocks out the problematic dependencies. Wrapping the tests in their ownBaseTestclass is just cosmetic but also ensures that the important import (from base import BaseTest) gets referenced so an IDE won't consider it an unnecessary import.This pull request is categorized as a:
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pytestand made sure all unit tests pass before sumbitting the PRIf you modified or added functionality/workflow, did you add new unit tests?
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