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@jmorvan jmorvan commented Nov 19, 2013

Needed this to integrate with my IDE so I thought i'd share it.

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Great feature :)

Perhaps the silent option should be used in the msg module instead and silence everything in one place, rather than passing it in to several functions that don't really need to care about the messaging.

For example, this is what I've done in loom (which will eventually be used in ember-tools, replacing most of the code)

https://github.com/rpflorence/loom/blob/master/lib/message.js

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jmorvan commented Nov 20, 2013

Thanks for caring!

My title was probably misleading, and you might have overlooked the changes in fs.js and the generators. Also I messed with the commit so you might have missed the last one.

Actually when I said silent I meant to say force overwrite and set default options for generated objects like the controller type prompt.

This allows for lower level automatisation in IDE when the process is not directed to a console for IO.

you catch my drift?

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So not silent but "auto force"?

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On Nov 19, 2013, at 5:15 PM, jmorvan notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for caring!

My title was probably misleading, and you might have overlooked the changes in fs.js and the generators. Also I messed with the commit so you might have missed the last one.

Actually when I said silent I meant to say force overwrite and set default options for generated objects like the controller type prompt.

This allows for lower level automatisation in IDE when the process is not directed to a console for IO.

you catch my drift?


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jmorvan commented Nov 20, 2013

yep!

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