[Feature]: Support --pabotconsole robotonly

[linh-eureka]

What problem does this solve?

Assume that I have a simple listener that write to the console as below:

    def start_test(self, test, result):
            self.builtin.log_to_console(f">>> Executing test: {test.name}")

In the past, I have to enable pabot classic --verbose flag in order to see my above listener prints things on the console.

However, --verbose is too overkill to me. It also prints a lot of redundant things that I never want.

Proposed solution

• Support a new mode: --pabotconsole robotonly that only print robot own logging and hide all pabot's stuff on the console.

• No need to use the classic --verbose to display robot internal logging

[joonaskuisma]

Hi!

Thanks for the great suggestion — I’ll need to think about it and explore how it could be implemented properly.

More generally, I’m also considering adding better configuration options for overall logging. At the moment, only the default mode and --verbose affect what gets written to the log file, while --pabotconsole controls only the amount of console output. It might make sense to revisit this and make the logging behavior more flexible and consistent.