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I need to keep verbose level at 2, but now the TestNG console output includes: 

[RemoteTestNG] detected TestNG version 6.14.3
...
... TestNG 6.14.3 by Cédric Beust (cedric@beust.com)
...

I've already tried creating my own listener which extends TestListenerAdapter and implements IAlterSuiteListener.

Changing the verbose level within the overridden alter() method does work, but it sets the level too early, its the same as if I had manually set the level within the testng.xml file. (If I set verbose to 0 here, it would remain at 0, and not 2, while running tests. If I set it to 2, then it brings us right back to square 1.)

Trying to change the verbose level within the overridden onStart() / onFinish() methods, does not seem to make any difference at all, it just goes ignored.

Is there a way to avoid these headers at the start of testing while still keeping verbose level at 2 during testing?

Thanks!

TGandhi
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I found a temporary work around

  • I omitted the "verbose" attribute from the "Suite" element
  • I added "verbose=2" to each "Test" element

This does not hide
[RemoteTestNG] detected TestNG version 6.14.3

But it does hide
... ... TestNG 6.14.3 by Cédric Beust (cedric@beust.com) ...


And test output to console is as expected for verbose level 2

TGandhi
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