Console output for execution time of tests

[afcmrp]

What's the problem this feature will solve?

The possibility to see execution time of each test as soon as they complete.

Describe the solution you'd like

An additional config option for console_output_style seems like a good solution. The output should be as human-readable, detailed and short as possible (or a good compromise between the three).

For most of my projects, progress/count have not provided useful information, but timings would have been. It's nice to keep track of execution times for tests to spot performance regressions etc early. Other users seem to have had the same need: #8268

Alternative Solutions

I know that the flag --duration=0 reports tests duration retroactively, but I would like to see it as soon as the test is finished.

Additional context

[RonnyPfannschmidt]

This could be included in very verbose output

This needs some tinkering for good ux

Some devtools already show this in the test tree of their pytest integration

[afcmrp]

This could be included in very verbose output

This needs some tinkering for good ux

Some devtools already show this in the test tree of their pytest integration

Good input. I think there is a use-case for timer even for non-verbose output however: Timing of entire test files instead of test cases.