Run installed packages silently

[davdroman]

I think this would be preferable to the otherwise intrusive logging that may break certain programs or GUIs that expect clean output from tools like e.g. git. And since we can't really install a package without resolving it first, it'd be rather rare for logging to be useful when executing installed packages which have already been resolved.

[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• Silent Install Function Update
  The modification in the install.ts file modifies the command that installs new packages through our application. Initially, while installing a package, some feedback was provided to the user during the process. With the updated command, the installation process is now run silently. That means, there will be a clean and distraction-free interface for the user until the installation is completed. This should improve user experience by eliminating potential clutter or unnecessary information during the installation.

[davdroman]

@what-the-diff is confused on this one.

[mxcl]

We already prohibit the output if not run in a tty, which we did to handle this situation. Or at least we should… if not it's a regression.

Do you have an example where we need to do this so we can study it.

[davdroman]

@mxcl thanks for the prompt response.

Assuming ~/.local/bin is in your $PATH:

$ tea install git
[...]

$ tea lazygit
2023/09/11 19:25:25 An error occurred! Please create an issue at: https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/issues

*strconv.NumError strconv.ParseBool: parsing "\x1b[1K\x1b[0Gtea: resolving graph…\x1b[1K\x1b[0G\x1b[1A\x1b[0Jfalse": invalid syntax
/var/folders/y3/yr3bxsy95c3gfwwj61ytbp000000gq/T/4b5ecf61/pkg/app/app.go:55 (0x100a88ca0)
/var/folders/y3/yr3bxsy95c3gfwwj61ytbp000000gq/T/4b5ecf61/pkg/app/entry_point.go:154 (0x100a8a8cc)
/var/folders/y3/yr3bxsy95c3gfwwj61ytbp000000gq/T/4b5ecf61/main.go:23 (0x100a8c128)
/opt/go.dev/v1.20.7/src/runtime/internal/atomic/types.go:194 (0x100449f08)
/opt/go.dev/v1.20.7/src/runtime/asm_arm64.s:1172 (0x10047a624)

[mxcl]

yeah my bad it regressed, will fix in alpha.2