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Option to disable debug mode #2488
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Which debug logging? In my deriviate of act, this moves |
Stuff like this:
Completely unnecessary even in a debug scenario. I can't find a way to turn it off without an ugly |
Do you also mean lines like?
The patch I mentioned disables all lines like
other lines remain visible... |
yeah, I'd like to not see the docker commands too, but they're less annoying than the You mentioned your patch, and I see the commit - how do I pull it? |
that's git magic...
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Please open a dedicated feature request issue for other logged messages that you want to be hidden, the ::debug:: part has a pr from an external first time contributor |
@mcascone Try |
@mcascone Try act -q.
Doesn't that quiet all stdout, including echoes to the console? That’s not really what we’re after. I could be wrong!
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Sample output with
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I still get very noisy output with
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Yeah this is annoying, I don't need this in my console every run
I added the snippet from the original comment to my justfile:
I can run it with |
Apologies, the |
Act version
act version 0.2.68
Feature description
I may be doing something wrong, but
act
always prints all debug messages during runs. This is extremely noisy and unhelpful. It should not be the default, and at least it should able to be turned off.Is there a trick to disabling debug logging?
As a workaround, I sometimes do
act | grep -vE .*debug.*
, for example, but this is less than idealThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: