Disable per test "dots" while pytest-ing [duplicate]

Question

I have parametrized test suite with ~10^5 tests. And I'm debugging raised errors consequently, I.e using -x flag. Like so:

pytest tests.py -x

Problem here is that this command cluttering terminal with . corresponding to each test. Which is not desired (cause I have no any xfaild or something - only passed or not; and due to the number of tests):

............................................................................................................................................................................................................ [  5%]
............................................................................................................................................................................................................ [ 11%]
............................................................................................................................................................................................................ [ 17%]

How to disable this "dots" and left only progress bar? Maybe some plugin? Tried -q but dots still printing.

Answer 1

You could implement the pytest_report_teststatus() hook in your conftest.py. It returns a tuple result-category, shortletter and verbose word.

def pytest_report_teststatus(report, config):
    if report.passed and report.when == "call":
        return report.outcome, "", report.outcome.upper()

The hook is called 3 times for each test, with report.when set to "setup", "call" or "teardown". The callback above sets the shortletter to an empty string if the test passes in the "call" phase.