question run console output #34
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I was just wondering if it was an intentional design choice that track(...) in the run() method doesn't use the console=self.console argument, causing it to always display the progress, and never go quiet? |
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Jacopo-DM
Sep 9, 2025
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No, it was not intentional. The only time that we instantiate the console class (rather than use the class instance) should be to throw errors (as for the database handler); it's a bug. |
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No, it was not intentional. The only time that we instantiate the console class (rather than use the class instance) should be to throw errors (as for the database handler); it's a bug.