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How can I get live logs with loguru and pytest?

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I have tried many of the options like --log-cli-level, --log-level but I’m not able to run my tests seeing the output of the logs live.

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Created 2 years ago
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Delgancommented, Mar 4, 2022

You should try with the --capture=no option.

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izikeroscommented, Dec 20, 2022

You should try with the --capture=no option.

I had a problem with loguru live logs when using PyCharm’s test runner. Adding --capture=no in Additional Arguments of the runner configuration solved the problem.

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