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Table output without headers

See original GitHub issue

How do I get --output=table but without the header and ----- line(s).

For now I’m using tail -n+3.

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)

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gjusticecommented, Jun 24, 2019

It might seem hokey, but one use case that came up for me, is in writing a script that did multiple consecutive NSG rule additions, suppressing the header on all but the first rule would have led to an almost user-friendly output without much effort. Yes, the output does not line up but it still would look decent enough, way better than with all those extra headers and line-spacers.

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smholvoetcommented, Dec 21, 2022

It might seem hokey, but one use case that came up for me, is in writing a script that did multiple consecutive NSG rule additions, suppressing the header on all but the first rule would have led to an almost user-friendly output without much effort. Yes, the output does not line up but it still would look decent enough, way better than with all those extra headers and line-spacers.

In need of this exact scenario, where --output table is by far the easiest way to quickly get an overview, but gets cluttered quickly if you have to loop through several resources who all have the same column headers. Some sort of --no-headers would come in very handy here.