Hi Peter,
Yes, I did try that, but the underlying "git-fetch" command complains about
improper usage. So it seems that git-fetch-pack is not being called (or it
is called from git-fetch and git-fetch is failing to understand -q).
Thanks,
Larry.
Peter Baumann wrote:
Larry Streepy <larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schrieb:
I run a nightly script to build and test our product. I capture all the
output and email it to interested parties. One very annoying thing is the
"percent done" messages that come out of git pull. It results in log files
that look like this:
Have you tried with -q to make it more silent? (I didn't try this, but
normaly the git porcelain commands just pass the options they don't
understand to the underlying core commands; and git-fetch-pack has the
option -q for quiet)
-Peter
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