To change the directory where pytest logs are stored, you can use the --log-dir
option when running the pytest command. By specifying a different directory path after the --log-dir
flag, you can redirect the location of the log files to the desired location on your file system. This can be helpful for organizing and managing your log files in a more structured way. Simply add the --log-dir
option followed by the desired directory path when running the pytest command to change the directory of pytest logs.
How to save pytest logs in a user-defined folder?
To save pytest logs in a user-defined folder, you can use the --log-file
option when running your pytest test suite.
Here's an example command to run pytest and save logs in a user-defined folder named logs
:
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pytest --log-file=logs/test_logs.log
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This command will save the pytest logs in a file named test_logs.log
in the logs
folder.
You can also specify the full path to the folder where you want to save the logs:
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pytest --log-file=/path/to/user-defined-folder/test_logs.log
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This will save the logs in the specified folder with the given filename.
Make sure the folder where you want to save the logs exists before running the pytest command.
How to specify a relative path for pytest logs?
To specify a relative path for pytest logs, you can use the --log-cli
command-line option. Here's an example of how you can specify a relative path for pytest logs:
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pytest --log-cli=./logs/test.log
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In this example, --log-cli=./logs/test.log
specifies that the pytest logs should be saved in a file named test.log
located in a folder named logs
relative to the current working directory.
You can adjust the relative path as needed to save the logs in a specific location relative to the current working directory.
What is the syntax for changing the directory of pytest logs?
To change the directory of pytest logs, you can use the following command-line argument syntax:
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pytest --log-cli-level=<level> --log-cli-format=<format> --log-cli-date-format=<date_format> --log-cli-filename=<path_to_log_file>
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For example, to set the log file to be saved in a specific directory:
- --log-cli-filename option allows you to specify the path to the log file
- should be replaced with the desired directory path for saving logs
You can include other options like --log-cli-level
, --log-cli-format
, and --log-cli-date-format
to further customize the logging behavior.