When running unit tests, using the verbose flag often provides an extra level of protection against mistakes. When running from the command line, this simply means adding the -v option.
If you use an IDE, matters become more complicated. While you can often set your IDE to pass in the -v option when running a file, this has a number of drawbacks. This code will ensure that your tests will run with the verbose option.
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