On 17.08.21 19:00, Euler Taveira wrote:
>> Well, problem is that it’s plain not true. If you pass --quiet
>> --verbose you
>> will get a lot of output, albeit less than if not using --quiet.
>> Consistency
>> with other tools is obviously good, but only when it’s correct IMO.
> Indeed, it is not a good design. It should be one option --verbose that
> increases the verbosity according to a number or an enum value. --verbose=0
> means "quiet". However, that ship has sailed.
I was confused by this the other day as well. Having all of
-q, --quiet don't write any messages
-P, --progress show progress information
-v, --verbose write a lot of output
is surely a lot.
If you look at what --quiet does, it
1) disables logging warnings if there are no matches for object patterns
and --no-strict-names is given, and
2) sets PQsetErrorVerbosity(free_slot->connection, PQERRORS_TERSE).
I think this both of these things could be deleted and we could get rid
of the --quiet option, to simplify all this. Neither of these behaviors
is in common with any other PostgreSQL tool.
