--loglevel param

[simast]

Old enclose had --loglevel param where you could have disabled warning level log messages for example. I can't seem to find this in the new version. Was it removed for some reason?

In some places I am not using string literals with require calls, but including those files using scripts config option. Hence those warnings aren't really interesting to me and I am well aware of the functionality.

[igorklopov]

Hi, Simas! I discourage you disable all warnings, because newly introduced bug may come unnoticed. If you really want to mute them, provide may-exclude per occurence.
https://github.com/zeit/now-cli/blob/5.0.0/bin/now.js#L114
I will add may-exculde description soon to readme.

[simast]

Hi Igor!

Thanks for bringing enclose back from the dead (and with Node 7+ support)!

I can's say I am a huge fan of extending and monkey-patching built-in require with such a custom functionality and adding pkg specific arguments all over your codebase just to ignore those warnings. There is also an issue that at some point Node.js will decide to implement their own second require param for some reason.

Anyway, if you think there is a good reason not to include loglevel param - I will have to live with those warnings.

[igorklopov]

Is it your code that causes warnings? Or code of npm dependencies? If so, name those npm deps please.

[simast]

Yes, my code is causing those warnings. Think about functionality that would load all .js files in a directory (plugins and such).