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nosetests is capturing the output of my print statements. How to circumvent this?

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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5975...

Answer 3 links:
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ACCEPTED ANSWER

Score 229


Either:

$ nosetests --nocapture mytest.py

Or:

$ NOSE_NOCAPTURE=1 nosetests mytests.py

(it can also be specified in the nose.cfg file, see nosetests --help)



ANSWER 2

Score 17


Use

--nologcapture

it worked for me



ANSWER 3

Score 10


This was added recently to nose instead of --nocapture do this:

nosetests -s


ANSWER 4

Score 3


In order to integrate with http://travis-ci.org I have put this into .travis.yml:

script:  "python setup.py nosetests -s"

where setup.py contains:

setup(
    ...
    tests_require=['nose>=1.0'],
    test_suite='nose.collector',
)