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Global Quiet? #1698
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Sure, that sounds reasonable. This would also make a great first PR, for anyone interested! |
Thank you for the consideration. I don't mind doing the PR - already on it :-) -=david=- |
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This commit brings the concept of globally quiet recipes to the Justfile. If the justfile has this setting: set quiet-recipes With this (implicitly true) setting, every recipe within the Justfile will be quiet - unless the recipe has the (new) attribute of [no-quiet-recipe]. closes casey#1698 -=david=-
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This commit brings the concept of globally quiet recipes to the Justfile. If the justfile has this setting: set quiet-recipes With this (implicitly true) setting, every recipe within the Justfile will be quiet - unless the recipe has the (new) attribute of [no-quiet-recipe]. closes casey#1698 -=david=-
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This commit brings the concept of globally quiet recipes to the Justfile. If the justfile has this setting: set quiet-recipes With this (implicitly true) setting, every recipe within the Justfile will be quiet - unless the recipe has the (new) attribute of [no-quiet-recipe]. closes casey#1698 -=david=-
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This commit brings the concept of globally quiet recipes to the Justfile. If the justfile has this setting: set quiet With this (implicitly true) setting, every recipe within the Justfile will be quiet - unless the recipe has the (new) attribute of [no-quiet]. closes casey#1698 -=david=-
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This commit brings the concept of globally quiet recipes to the Justfile. If the justfile has this setting: set quiet With this (implicitly true) setting, every recipe within the Justfile will be quiet - unless the recipe has the (new) attribute of [no-quiet]. closes casey#1698 -=david=-
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This commit brings the concept of globally quiet recipes to the Justfile. If the justfile has this setting: set quiet With this (implicitly true) setting, every recipe within the Justfile will be quiet - unless the recipe has the (new) attribute of [no-quiet]. closes casey#1698 -=david=-
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This commit brings the concept of globally quiet recipes to the Justfile. If the justfile has this setting: set quiet With this (implicitly true) setting, every recipe within the Justfile will be quiet - unless the recipe has the (new) attribute of [no-quiet]. closes casey#1698 -=david=-
This has now been implemented. Thanks @casey for the assist in getting it in :-) -=david=- |
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Hi,
Would you consider adding a global setting so that all recipes can be made quiet, then opted-out either having the prefix '@' (inversion) or
[no-quiet]
? Perhaps something likeset quiet
?My use case is that for the majority of my recipes, I don't want to see the commands that are being run (I'm more interested in the output of the commands). If I do want to see what the recipe is, I can always just edit/cat the Justfile (or just --dump) to remind myself of the command (this happens infrequently, as normally when the recipe is added, it's already been tested that the commands do what I want them to do). Thus, I'm not interested in seeing all the commands being echoed out across all my recipes, so having a way to switch quiet on at a global level would be super handy :-)
Thank you.
-=david=-
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