Be extra verbose when running macOS tests.

Seems a test timeout doesn't count as failure for --output-on-failure
purposes.

Author: Tom Seddon

Makefile.osx.mak

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ github_ci_macos_homebrew_ffmpeg:
 
 .PHONY:_github_ci_macos_release
 _github_ci_macos_release:
-	$(PYTHON3) "./etc/release/release.py" --verbose $(TARGET_ARGS) --timestamp=$(shell $(PYTHON3) "./etc/release/release2.py" print-timestamp) --gh-release $(shell $(PYTHON3) "./etc/release/release2.py" print-suffix) --ctest-jobs=1 --ctest-output-on-failure
+	$(PYTHON3) "./etc/release/release.py" --verbose $(TARGET_ARGS) --timestamp=$(shell $(PYTHON3) "./etc/release/release2.py" print-timestamp) --gh-release $(shell $(PYTHON3) "./etc/release/release2.py" print-suffix) --ctest-jobs=1 --ctest-output-on-failure --ctest-extra-verbose
 
 .PHONY:github_ci_macos_x64
 github_ci_macos_x64:

etc/release/release.py

@@ -164,6 +164,7 @@ def get_ctest_args(options):
     args+=['--timeout',str(options.ctest_timeout)]
 
     if options.ctest_output_on_failure: args+=['--output-on-failure']
+    if options.ctest_extra_verbose: args+=['--extra-verbose']
 
     return args
 
@@ -543,6 +544,7 @@ def timestamp(x): return datetime.datetime.strptime(x,"%Y%m%d-%H%M%S")
     parser.add_argument('--ctest-jobs',metavar='N',default=multiprocessing.cpu_count(),type=int,help='''run %(metavar)s ctest jobs at once.  Default: %(default)d''')
     parser.add_argument('--ctest-timeout',metavar='SECONDS',default=3*60.0,type=float,help='''test timeout in seconds. Default: %(default)f''')
     parser.add_argument('--ctest-output-on-failure',action='store_true',help='''output anything printed by the test program if the test fails''')
+    parser.add_argument('--ctest-extra-verbose',action='store_true',help='''enable more verbose output from tests''')
 
     if sys.platform=='win32':
         parser.add_argument('-t','--toolchain',default='vs2022',help='''Specify toolchain: vs2019, or vs2022. Default: %(default)s''')