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When cleaning up some moderately verbose (in terms of the output) fabfile code, I find myself often wanting to hide stdout and running at the same time -- but not stderr or anything else. In other words, the Unix "silent unless something is wrong" convention. (Though actually wrapped in a "Doing xyz ... done" context manager; see #505 for that.)
I think a good name for this would be 'commands', as it's hiding "the command" but not anything unexpected. (Better would be to rework 'running', but that's not backwards compatible so hands tied.)
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When cleaning up some moderately verbose (in terms of the output) fabfile code, I find myself often wanting to hide
stdout
andrunning
at the same time -- but notstderr
or anything else. In other words, the Unix "silent unless something is wrong" convention. (Though actually wrapped in a "Doing xyz ... done" context manager; see #505 for that.)I think a good name for this would be 'commands', as it's hiding "the command" but not anything unexpected. (Better would be to rework 'running', but that's not backwards compatible so hands tied.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: