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As a user I'd like to suppress the output for files that have no issues:
File: Dockerfile
Issues: None found 👍
Currently errors and non-errors are printed to stdout. If errors were printed to stderr instead, the non-error output could be redirected to /dev/null.
Or there could be a cli argument – eg. -q, --quiet Report issues only – to achieve the same result.
I'm willing to implement this myself if you approve of the idea. 🙂
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As a user I'd like to suppress the output for files that have no issues:
Currently errors and non-errors are printed to
stdout
. If errors were printed tostderr
instead, the non-error output could be redirected to/dev/null
.Or there could be a cli argument – eg.
-q, --quiet Report issues only
– to achieve the same result.I'm willing to implement this myself if you approve of the idea. 🙂
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: