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Terminal writing with a single test produces "collected 1 item s"
See original GitHub issue
I’m using Terminal in ubuntu 16.04
The pytest versions are listed in the screenshot. My repository contains a single test.
I did some debugging work and it does seem it is placing the \r characters properly (to clear the line) but it doesn’t seem to be clearing the entire contents (leaving artifacts from the previous writes).
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- Created 6 years ago
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Ah cool, #2579 looks like an exact dupe, I’ll follow that issue instead!
i see now - #2579 records that the issue wasnt solved