Re: [Fab-user] fab_quiet in 0.9?

[Jeff Forcier]

Hi Ben,

The output controls have been upgraded significantly:

    http://docs.fabfile.org/0.9/usage.html#output-controls

IIRC fab_quiet would be roughly equivalent to "with
hide('everything'):" (or "fab --hide=everything <task names>") but you
should read over that section of the docs to get a feel for how things
have been sliced up.

It does look like I didn't explicitly state that this functionality
replaces the old fab_quiet, though I'm not entirely sure fab_quiet was
actually documented in 0.1.x; perhaps that's why I didn't think to
mention it. Probably a wise idea, though, so thanks for catching this
:)

Best,
Jeff

On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Ben Davis<address@hidden> wrote:
> I've migrated my script to use 0.9, and everything seems to be working
> except for the "fab_quiet" feature that was in 0.1.1.  I tool off the "fab_"
> prefix from the variable, but still doesn't seem to work:  For example:
>
> env.quiet = True
> run("do something secret here")
> env.quiet = False
>
> This would still output the command.
>
> Is there a different way to accomplish this on 0.9?   Also, if fab_quiet has
> been dropped, it should be mentioned in the documentation for 0.9.
>
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