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Hi @elrac Can you solve your use case with For instance:
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My specific case is that I have a set of endpoints and when new ones are added I have to make sure they work and also see how large the output is. I'm doing this by using [Captures] on the last line. I don't really care about the rest of the output other than that one line and the results from -test. Currently if I use --verbose it gives me the that output near the bottom of the output, but I don't care about the rest. I had seen where other people had requested different outputs, like a print statement or something and was thinking that just printing the captures like in the verbose mode would be an easy way to do it. |
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Currently it is possible to print captures by turning on verbose mode, however that prints a lot of other information. How difficult would it be to have a flag, --print-captures, that just prints the captures just like they are printed in verbose mode?
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