Add a --supress-messages global option to turn off all task io messages. #396
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Note that output produced by Also, this PR does not supress error and warning messages, as those are important and should probably always be shown. This behavior is open to discussion, though. |
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Ok, that makes sense. But we have too much levels of hiding here :(
So it could be like the opposite to verbosity |
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…this option is not sufficiently different than --quiet. Applications that wish to alter the way that Robo handles status messages should override Robo's default container as described in docs/framework.md.
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Backs out #396: Remove --supress-messages.
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Related to #383, this gives users a way to turn off Robo messages -- which is to say, anything produced by TaskIO.