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Sometimes you'll need to run tests over several directories, and in case one test fails, it's currently difficult to say exactly where without further grepping.
It would be useful if the default pretty --format printed the location of the file where failure(s) occured, aggregated per file (to avoid too much noise):
I suppose "pretty" is subjective :) My rationale for wanting to group this was that I think printing the location of each failing test will look messy for deeply nested directories, i.e:
I've found this quite common in CI/CD contexts, when some random long directory names have been generated for the run, though I guess one could avoid that by not providing the absolute path to opa test.
Sometimes you'll need to run tests over several directories, and in case one test fails, it's currently difficult to say exactly where without further grepping.
It would be useful if the default pretty
--format
printed the location of the file where failure(s) occured, aggregated per file (to avoid too much noise):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: