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Extra date, count info printed every time command is run #75
When I run reminders <anything> it prints a date-time and info line, with 'Store' and 'Account' counts, unlike all the examples which give a bare output. This is not helpful and just bogs up the screen. Here is the line that prints (I don't know what the no./.s in the [] are, but they seem very random each time, only matching a few of the initial numbers on a repeated command):
I also tried to reach through the code database for a print statement of some sort, but couldn't find one/am not proficient with this code, and as it happens with every command (even --help), it seems like some deeper logic.
Interesting, I don't see this one, I assume this is some output from macOS based on your settings / version, what's your macOS version? (I don't see it on 14.2.1)
we could try to poke around macOS internals to see if there's a default that we could flip to silence this. in the meantime you can probably wrap your reminders invocations with reminders "$@" 2>/dev/null to silence this
might be an old OS version thing only. If someone who can repro wants to debug i assume we could dup the stderr file descriptor and just swallow those errors, potentially printing them if we fail
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keith commentedon Jan 23, 2024
Interesting, I don't see this one, I assume this is some output from macOS based on your settings / version, what's your macOS version? (I don't see it on 14.2.1)
rileykav commentedon Jan 23, 2024
I am on 12.6.8
keith commentedon Jan 23, 2024
we could try to poke around macOS internals to see if there's a default that we could flip to silence this. in the meantime you can probably wrap your reminders invocations with
reminders "$@" 2>/dev/nullto silence thisap commentedon Jun 10, 2024
Same issue here (on 12.7.5).
keith commentedon Jun 11, 2024
might be an old OS version thing only. If someone who can repro wants to debug i assume we could
dupthe stderr file descriptor and just swallow those errors, potentially printing them if we fail