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add -s/--short option to ferium upgrade to hide compatible mods #323

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I have ferium upgrade in my upgrade script and printing all mods every time is unnecessary in my case. I only want to see mods that are actually upgraded.

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T3sT3ro commented May 24, 2023

-l in this case is confusing for any linux/terminal user, as it's an almost standard for "long list format" or otherwise for "long output", the format that --verbose uses.

--less is an unfortunate naming for all linux users, as it's a standard tool for displaying files in terminal. There are many tools that use --less argument to use less as a pager and it's confusing.

A much better and standardized argument option is -q, --quiet, --silent which suppresses printing to terminal.

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You're right, I didn't think about that (I'm a Linux user myself). Do you think -q/--quiet would be the right choice? The command line flag only suppresses the first part and doesn't print nothing.

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T3sT3ro commented May 24, 2023

I think I would go with -s --short for the short output like yours and with -q --quiet for no output at all (exit code only).

@tippfehlr tippfehlr changed the title add -l/--less option to ferium upgrade to hide compatible mods add -s/--short option to ferium upgrade to hide compatible mods May 24, 2023
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