How do I make the output less verbose?

[tddschn]

I'm tidying up hundreds of html files with fd -e html -x /usr/local/bin/tidy -config tidy.conf -ashtml -m {} and every time tidy is invoked it shows these text:

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Flooding my terminal.

Why is tidy showing this when it's not invoked with -help or --version?
I don't think this behavior is appreciated by the end users.

How do I disable output of these text? Tried several config options but non of them works. TIA.

[balthisar]

Does -q not make it quiet for you?

[tddschn]

It does. 😂 My bad.

-q does work, and so does --show-info no. But both silences far more than just TEXT_GENERAL_INFO and TEXT_GENERAL_INFO_PLEA. I have tried a variety of options, skimmed the source code, etc. My conclusion at the moment is that there is no clean way to get rid of the TEXT_GENERAL_INFO and TEXT_GENERAL_INFO_PLEA output without also silencing other potentially helpful output, but I would love to be proven wrong.

[lindes]

Yeah, something like a --show-plea no or --no-plea or similar, along with equivalent persistent config options, would be very nice. In the mean time, I've set show-info: no in my ~/.tidyrc... A little worried about what I might miss that's an info message, but yeah, that's closer to what I want (though I might graduate to -q at some point, we'll see.)