Logs before rerun appear in html report

import logging

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
seq_num = 0

def seq():
  global seq_num
  seq_num += 1
  return seq_num

def test_fail():
  logger.info(f'Test log {seq()}')
  assert False

pytest --reruns 1 --html=report.html

The report has logs of both runs:

def test_fail():
      logger.info(f'Test log {seq()}')
>     assert False
E     assert False

test_my.py:17: AssertionError

------------------------------ Captured log call -------------------------------
INFO     test_my:test_my.py:16 Test log 1


------------------------------ Captured log call -------------------------------
INFO     test_my:test_my.py:16 Test log 2

It looks like there is logic in _process_logs to skip rerun logs, but this function is not called (maybe it was changed in pytest).

    # Don't add captured output to reruns
    if report.outcome != "rerun":

Start by locating _process_logs and the pytest report-processing hook used by the HTML plugin, then reproduce the issue with the provided test and pytest --reruns 1 --html=report.html. Done means the generated report contains logs from only the relevant test attempt rather than both runs.