Add ability to remove text colors and hide file progress in PrePARE #588
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…lor". Enable logging to a directory when using "--max-processes 1".
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Hi @mauzey1 I can review in place of @sterlingbaldwin , since he doesn't work for PCMDI |
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I'll need write access to the repo I guess so maybe not... |
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@mauzey1 apologies for the delay on this one. We should really enable @sashakames too
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@gleckler1 this is another case where limited seats are causing problems, we don't have @sashakames listed on the PCMDI organization due to limited seats |
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Resolves #534
@alaniwi @sashakames
These changes add two new features to PrePARE.
--hide-progress--no-text-colorThis PR also includes a change that allows the output of PrePARE when running with
--max-processes 1to output to a log file when using--log.