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Standardize ANSI markup on all terminal output sections
See original GitHub issueCurrently (7.2.0.dev264+g6ad32a9c5), the console heading for some sections is colorized (‘warnings’, ‘short test summary info’); while other sections are not (ERRORS, FAILURES, PASSES, and ‘rerun test summary info’ if the pytest-rerunfailures plugin is installed). Also, the ‘test session starts’ and ‘short test summary info’ sections are in bold, while none of the others are.
Enhancement request is to standardize ANSI markup for the various sections. If it were up to me, I would simply add colors to the section headings that are not colored: PASSES (green), FAILURES (red), ERRORS (yellow).
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@doublevcodes - if you would like help reproducing the above issue (i.e. if you want to run those tests), let me know. They are basically taken from https://github.com/jeffwright13/pytest-tui/tree/main/demo-tests.
It should be largely contained in the terminalwriter
It’s likely some preparing cleanup is necessarily
It would be nice if we could prepare the code for eventual direct integration of stuff like the ide plugins for testing and pytest-TUI
Terminalwriter has a lot of painful legacy