For me, probably not. I don't want to just filter off all STDERR because if something does in fact go wrong, I want to know about it. If we really do need this output in all circumstances if we're reading input from STDIN, I think my solution of doing a '| grep -v "Reading from STDIN"' is the best bet. Though I think I'd ultimately prefer a positive way to state "read from STDIN" that would tell the tool I know what I'm doing and don't need to see this output.
Not a huge deal either way, I've worked around it here.
For me, probably not. I don't want to just filter off all STDERR because if something does in fact go wrong, I want to know about it. If we really do need this output in all circumstances if we're reading input from STDIN, I think my solution of doing a '| grep -v "Reading from STDIN"' is the best bet. Though I think I'd ultimately prefer a positive way to state "read from STDIN" that would tell the tool I know what I'm doing and don't need to see this output.
Not a huge deal either way, I've worked around it here.