Don't print sensitive fixtures on failure

[ashwin153]

I'm using the pytest-securestore to store my integration test secrets (API keys, passwords, etc.). Secrets are stored in an AES-encrypted, version-controlled file that is decrypted by the plugin at runtime and injected into the tests that need them. This works great; however, whenever a test fails the contents of this file are printed to the console. For example, here is the (redacted) output that pytest produces on failure.

=============================================== FAILURES ===============================================
______________________________________________ test_email ______________________________________________

store = {'action_discord_webhook': '...', 'output_email_password': '...', 'output_email_sender': '...'}

    def test_email(store):
        """Verify that data can be attached to emails."""
>       email.compute(Context(overrides={
            "output_email_password": store.get("output_email_password"),
            "output_email_sender": store.get("output_email_sender"),
        }))

Is there an argument that I can pass to pytest to disable printing fixtures on failure?

[nicoddemus]

Currently there isn't, see #8613 for a discussion on this topic and suggestions on how to workaround this.

[mganisin]

Just in case someone finds this (as I did), this plugin can help: https://github.com/mganisin/pytest-mask-secrets