`--silent` shows excessive data

[0xtavian]

Hey @prodigysml, hope you guys are well :)

This bug has been around for a bit, just wanted to document it..

--silent doesnt hide some interlace echo's such as updating: [''], Generated x commands in total and Repeat set to x

How to recreate:

Create a file with some data and use interlace:

for i in $(seq 1 5) ; do echo $i ; done | tee myfile.txt && interlace -tL myfile.txt -c "echo _target_ " -threads 5 --silent --no-bar

updating: ['1']
updating: ['2']
updating: ['3']
updating: ['4']
updating: ['5']
3

5

4

Generated 5 commands in total
Repeat set to 1
1

2

Expected output

for i in $(seq 1 5) ; do echo $i ; done | tee myfile.txt && interlace -tL myfile.txt -c "echo _target_ " -threads 5 --silent --no-bar

3

5

4

1

2

[prodigysml]

Hey @0xtavian! That's a good point! It definitely shouldn't be printing out if --silent is being used. I'll take a look at what we can do.

[prodigysml]

Hey @0xtavian, I took a crack at fixing the issue. Would you be able to test it out and verify that it works to your liking? I think it should be all good now as I pipe stdout to subprocess.DEVNULL (which should work on all OSs).

[0xtavian]

Sorry on the delay @prodigysml. FYI the master repo works great but I’m excited to test your silence of the lambs patch 8). Maybe give me a few more days. Just been incredibly busy lately. Hope you are well! <3

[0xtavian]

Closing this issue since it’s been merged. When I get some time to review the silence of the lambs patch I’ll just comment my feedback in this issue. Thanks again!