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[Xmltv-devel] tv_grab_na_dd failing with 'notquiet'
Chris Butler
2010-08-21 13:38:10 UTC
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The nightly test of tv_grab_na_dd is failing with 'notquiet', the output is:

Adding new channel: 118 AETV
Adding new channel: 118 AETVHD

I guess this is because I added these two channels after I ran --configure
last, and need to regenerate the config files[0] to make it go away.

I was wondering if we need these think we should keep it that way. messages
to actually be displayed when running with '--quiet'? Given that I have
auto_config turned on, I guess this is just the grabber successfully doing
what I've asked. Should it in fact suppress this message when opt_quiet is
on?


[0] The validator uses a "known-good" set of config files that it discards
after each run, so the automatic updates the grabber makes are not saved.
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Robert Eden
2010-08-22 05:26:56 UTC
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Post by Chris Butler
Adding new channel: 118 AETV
Adding new channel: 118 AETVHD
I guess this is because I added these two channels after I ran --configure
last, and need to regenerate the config files[0] to make it go away.
I was wondering if we need these think we should keep it that way. messages
to actually be displayed when running with '--quiet'? Given that I have
auto_config turned on, I guess this is just the grabber successfully doing
what I've asked. Should it in fact suppress this message when opt_quiet is
on?
[0] The validator uses a "known-good" set of config files that it discards
after each run, so the automatic updates the grabber makes are not saved.
Well, that output really is a warning (you may need to know about new
channels to configure your app).

Normally --quiet would display warnings and just omit informational stuff.

I know I don't really care about new channels, but some folks may. What
happens if auto-config=ignore? I think that's a no-brainer to remain
silent for --quiet.

Robert

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