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Allow to silence download progress bar #2369
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Hmm, the download bar should only show itself if Example:
Doesn't show the progress bar because a pipe isn't a tty. |
That's Fabric executing The Fabric |
I think what you want to do is just pass |
@dstufft Passing |
This works for run() but not for sudo() (unless sudo is configured to allow non tty commands). |
Version 6.0 of pip introduced a download progress bar to make make watching pip download a package more enjoyable. Until version 1.5.6 the progress was only indicated by a percentage count moving up.
The verbose progress bar is nice in general, however, it fills log files more quickly (e.g. when you log automatic deployments) and makes them less readable. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like that it's possible to silence only the progress bar, just
--quiet
is available as a command line option, which then silences the execution of (e.g.)pip install -r requirements.txt
completely though.An option to selectively silence parts of the installation progress, including the download progress bar specifically, would be very nice.
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