When I run a test using the 'Run Test' button in PyCharm, the console logs become cluttered with lines related to:

• Variable initialization
• Variable value changes
• Temporary assertion errors (which are expected to be resolved through retry or loop mechanisms in the test script)

These logs can be overwhelming, especially when running large batches of test cases. I’d like to suppress these messages to keep the console cleaner and make it easier to spot actual failures while the remaining tests are still executing.

Example of the cluttered output:

C:/Python39/python.exe -u -X utf8 C:\Users\X\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains\PyCharm2025.1\plugins\robotcode4ij\data\bundled\tool\robotcode --no-pager --default-path . debug --no-debug --by-longname "Testcases.Integrationtests.Positive flow 1"
Testing started at 9:56 AM ...
...
${DATE} = 250808
${value_date} = 250808
${UID} = 18A2Z3GZ2IQF8GQK
${rel_ref} = 18A2Z3GZ2IQF8GQK
${UID} = 1b8f0a22
[ FAIL ] Dictionary does not contain key '115'.
${passed_field_value} = ('FAIL', "Dictionary does not contain key '115'.")
[ FAIL ] Dictionary does not contain key '115'.
[ FAIL ] Dictionary does not contain key '165'.
${curr_date} = 2025-08-08 09:56:27.836
[ FAIL ] stop test here

The actual failure in this run is [ FAIL ] stop test here.

My software stacks
RobotCode plugin version: 1.0.3
Python: 3.9.5
Pycharm Commmunity Edition: 2025.1.3.1
Robot Framework: 6.0.1