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I'm curious as to whether anybody here would find an additional log_level to silence all logging particularly useful? In the example use case presented in the original attic issue, the Repository {} already exists error message could be silenced using --critical. Of course, this would also work to silence the majority of error messages for usage in automated backup scripts/etc.
So then the question becomes whether the --critical flag is sufficient, or whether a --quiet flag would provide enough added benefit to justify inclusion?
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This is a generalization of jborg/attic#386
I'm curious as to whether anybody here would find an additional
log_level
to silence all logging particularly useful? In the example use case presented in the original attic issue, theRepository {} already exists
error message could be silenced using--critical
. Of course, this would also work to silence the majority of error messages for usage in automated backup scripts/etc.So then the question becomes whether the
--critical
flag is sufficient, or whether a--quiet
flag would provide enough added benefit to justify inclusion?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: