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How can I disable the verdict print message?
See original GitHub issueExecuting vermin -q -t=3.7- some/file.py prints:
Minimum required versions: 3.5
Incompatible versions: 2
I’m interested only on the returned code when succeed. Option --quiet is suppose to do that, isn’t? How can I disable this message? This message may lead others to think something is wrong.
On my projects, besides vermin, I usually ran pyflakes and pycodestyle, both prints nothing when succeed, or print violation messages when fail.
For now, I solved this question by redirecting stdout vermin -q -t=3.7- some/file.py >/dev/null but I completely loose the error messages.
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Has been included in release v1.4.0 🎉
Glad to hear it, @pedrovagner! I’m going to release 1.4.0 tonight (soon).