"deno test --reporter dot <file>" does not log to console

[johndeighan]

Version: Deno 2.2.0
NOTE: I'm not using the -q option, which I know will disable output to the console. If I remove the '--reporter dot', which reverts to the default reporter, then console logging is enabled, unless I also use -q. Being able to log to the console is extremely important for debugging unit tests.

[BlackAsLight]

I don't think the dot format is meant to be used when you want the console output. If you want to only test a particular file then you can pass that file specifically to deno test and if it's a specific test in said file you can use the .only property to filter out the others.