The output of called tools should only be hidden if -q is used.
The steps to fix this would be:
* bzrlib.trace.is_quiet() returns True if we should be quiet.
* _run_command in __init__.py should be changed so that if bzrlib.trace.is_quiet()
returns False we run
I thought there was another bug for this.
The output of called tools should only be hidden if -q is used.
The steps to fix this would be:
* bzrlib. trace.is_ quiet() returns True if we should be quiet. trace.is_ quiet()
* _run_command in __init__.py should be changed so that if bzrlib.
returns False we run
trace.note(msg) Popen(command, cwd=basedir,
stdout= subprocess. PIPE, stderr= subprocess. STDOUT,
stdin= subprocess. PIPE) communicate( ) BzrCommandError (error_ msg)
proc = subprocess.
proc.
if proc.retcode != 0:
raise errors.
Thanks,
James