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powershell compress-archive verbose output to text file
I have a powershell command that I want to execute and direct the verbose output to a text file.
Compress-Archive -Path $currentLogDir_TempPathString -DestinationPath $currentLogDir_ArchiveFileName -...
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How to lower pandoc verbosity using env. var (when it is invoked via nbconvert)?
The --atx-headers command is deprecated (in favor of --markdown-headings=atx), as pandoc noisily reminds us, displaying this warning almost 40 times in a row:
[WARNING] Deprecated: --atx-headers. Use -...
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Show warnings from the tidyverse all the time
I am using a deprecated feature from the tidyverse. So a warning is produced that finishes like this:
This warning is displayed once every 8 hours.
Call lifecycle::last_lifecycle_warnings() to see ...
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What is the value range of the log level parameter --v of kube-apiserver?
I want to change kube-apiserver log level use --v parameter , I checked all the documents, and none of them gave the value range of this parameter.
Check the code, the value is int32 type, I tried to ...
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Setting MongoDb log verbosity level to minimize the logs
I have setup 3 replicas on mongodb. I am facing a lot of mongoDb logs in the log file of mongodb, and I want to minimize the logs to show only errors, warning and critical logs but not for connection ...
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Error during the installation of SVM-light
I am trying to install SVM-Light on the cluster that I am working on but I got the following error:
svm_hideo.o:(.bss+0x38): multiple definition of `verbosity'; svm_common.o:(.bss+0x8): first defined ...
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How to get a clean CDT Build Console Output?
I'm working with STM32CubeIDE using gcc compiler. In the build output I have to search for warnings and errors in a hundred lines of compiler-output infos. I'm explicitly interested in all warnings ...
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How can I get icpc to tell me which files it uses for linking?
I'm linking some compiled code with icpc, e.g.:
icpc -o my_executable f1.o /path/to/f2.a -lfoo -lbar
I want icpc to tell me exactly which files it uses for the linking - which .a, .o and .so* and ...
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How do I run the DotNetCoreCLI@2 task to see verbose output for the build
I know there are outright verbosityRestore and verbosityPack inputs.. but what about for the regular 'build' of a .csproj file?
I've tried to find the answer in the documentation. I'm a bit frustrated,...
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Printing bash command line args with $@ inline
I want to add verbosity to my bash function by printing the command that it will run. What is the best way to print all arguments $@ inline?
ggtest ()
{
echo 'git grep -n $@ -- "src/tests/*&...
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meson build set verbosity
is there a way to decrease the traces output when the project is configured
with meson?
e.g.
meson build .....
$ meson build --reconfigure
The Meson build system
Version: 0.59.1
......
Executing ...
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How to make 'svn export' less verbose?
I'm cloning just the files of a Git repo (so without history or the .git folder) using svn export https://github.com/user/repo/trunk as per this wonderful answer. Sadly, Git archive is disabled on ...
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How can I get make to be verbose but with only "meaningful" lines when building with cmake?
I'm using CMake with the GNU Make generator on a project of mine, and then want to build it - verbosely.
I'm interested in lines which actually produce things, and not interested in lines such as:
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scp doesn't list then when run in subshell script
I have a bash script my_script which executes:
scp -- 'somehost:*.txt' dest_dir
now, when I run this script from an interactive shell session, scp lists files as it copies them. But when I run a ...
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How can I repress the output of `git-count-objects` when invoking `git-push`?
I consider the output of git-push to be quite verbose:
$ git push
Enumerating objects: 36, done.
Counting objects: 100% (36/36), done.
Delta compression using up to 8 threads
Compressing objects: 100%...