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When we push metadata sfdx force:source:push, the output lists all pushed files.
However, in C.I. where we clone our project, this is a major problem since we reach
file log limits and CI breaks. We expect either a summarised output (total number of files) in case of success or an argument (--quiet) that will return only warnings/errors
Steps To Reproduce:
run sfdx force:source:push
If 1000 files are pushed, the output will return 1000 lines.
Expected result
We expected a success message with total sum of files and not each one of them.
An argument --quiet --silent is need to control the verbosity of output.
Actual result
Returns thousands of lines of pushed metadata. This a problem in C.I. as many services like Travis have a limit in log file size.
Additional information
We would expect an argument --quiet where it would return only warnings and errors.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Summary
When we push metadata
sfdx force:source:push
, the output lists all pushed files.However, in C.I. where we clone our project, this is a major problem since we reach
file log limits and CI breaks. We expect either a summarised output (total number of files) in case of success or an argument (--quiet) that will return only warnings/errors
Steps To Reproduce:
sfdx force:source:push
Expected result
We expected a success message with total sum of files and not each one of them.
An argument --quiet --silent is need to control the verbosity of output.
Actual result
Returns thousands of lines of pushed metadata. This a problem in C.I. as many services like Travis have a limit in log file size.
Additional information
We would expect an argument
--quiet
where it would return only warnings and errors.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: