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Don't print to stdout on import #20

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filiphanes opened this issue Oct 6, 2022 · 3 comments
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Don't print to stdout on import #20

filiphanes opened this issue Oct 6, 2022 · 3 comments
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Simple import pyboof prints to stdout

Gateway Server Started
Launching Java process: java_port=25333 python_port=2533

And some other things to stderr.
Please don't print to stdout. I am making some CLI script and want to use stdout for my output.

Thanks in advance
@filiphanes filiphanes changed the title Don't print on import Don't print to stdout on import Oct 6, 2022
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fair enough. Will work on getting this fixed.

@lessthanoptimal lessthanoptimal self-assigned this Oct 8, 2022
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Pushed a fix for print() inside of init.py. Haven't done an exhaustive search through the code but this gets rid of the most annoying case. I'll be doing a release of 0.41.1 soon with this and another fix.

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If you have a chance can you test it.

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