I use vstest to run tests locally.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0\Common7\IDE\CommonExtensions\Microsoft\TestWindow\vstest.console.exe\" "C:\Debug\Solution.dll /Tests:VerifyTest1,VerifyTest2 /Logger:trx"
And through the console, I get the output of something like this -
Passed VerifyTest1
Failed VerifyTest2
Standard Output Messages:
TestContext Messages:
1/29/2016 21:50:00 - START - START : [VerifyTest2]
1/29/2016 21:50:00 - INFO - Operating System - Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise
1/29/2016 21:50:00 - INFO - Test Environment - Test1
1/29/2016 21:50:00 - INFO - Test Environment - Test1
1/29/2016 21:50:00 - INFO - File updated
1/29/2016 21:50:02 - INFO - Login Complete! via UI API&
1/29/2016 21:50:03 - INFO - eb481527-49f6-49bc-a9ca-9ccf4e10d12a submitted successfully.
1/29/2016 21:50:11 - PASS - Return created through UI
1/29/2016 21:50:11 - INFO - Checking Process launched or NOT
1/29/2016 21:50:11 - INFO - Process: My.CommonUIFramework.Shell is launched
1/29/2016 21:50:11 - INFO - Terminating the Process: My.CommonUIFramework.Shell
1/29/2016 21:50:11 - INFO - Checking Process launched or NOT
1/29/2016 21:50:11 - INFO - Process: My.Xion.DataMigration.UI is NOT launched
1/29/2016 21:50:12 - INFO - Launched the Application : My.CommonUIFramework.Shell
1/29/2016 21:50:12 - INFO - Checking Process launched or NOT
Now I do not want a debug trace with all the information when the test fails on the console. I just want to get or unsuccessful result on the console. Is there any way to do this. I know that I see the result in the trx file, but I just wanted to know if there is a way to suppress debug tracing or standard output messages on the console.
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