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As pointed out by @t0mm1e in #52, --quiet does not silence warnings, and there's no way to do so (apart from 2>/dev/null, which would also silence errors.
We have a few options here:
Change --quiet to also silence warnings. Is this desired behavior? Should it also silence errors? Is it worth breaking current behavior?
Add a new option, such as --silent or --mute, to extend silence to warnings. This is the approach taken by, IIRC, curl or wget. What is the preferred name? Should it also silence errors? If not, should a 3rd option do so?
I'll leave this one open for user feedback and comments on the best way to implement this.
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As pointed out by @t0mm1e in #52,
--quiet
does not silence warnings, and there's no way to do so (apart from2>/dev/null
, which would also silence errors.We have a few options here:
--quiet
to also silence warnings. Is this desired behavior? Should it also silence errors? Is it worth breaking current behavior?--silent
or--mute
, to extend silence to warnings. This is the approach taken by, IIRC,curl
orwget
. What is the preferred name? Should it also silence errors? If not, should a 3rd option do so?I'll leave this one open for user feedback and comments on the best way to implement this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: