Hiding "removed" lines from mock debug output

[Jason L Tibbitts III]

Would it be reasonable to consider eliminating the "removed `/blah'"
lines from mock's debug output or perhaps moving them to another debug
level?  They swamp the regular debug output (which is often quite
useful to watch) and crowd out other useful information in root.log.

I know I can always use grep or patch locally, but it gets a bit
tedious.

- J<

[Michael E Brown]

Seconded. Last time I counted, there are about 20,000 lines of output
from rm -rfv, where there are typically maybe 21000 lines of ouput.
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> Would it be reasonable to consider eliminating the "removed `/blah'"
> lines from mock's debug output or perhaps moving them to 
> another debug level?  They swamp the regular debug output 
> (which is often quite useful to watch) and crowd out other 
> useful information in root.log.
>
> I know I can always use grep or patch locally, but it gets a 
> bit tedious.
> J<
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[seth vidal]

On Mon, 2006-06-05 at 10:26 -0500, [e-mail] wrote:
> Seconded. Last time I counted, there are about 20,000 lines of output
> from rm -rfv, where there are typically maybe 21000 lines of ouput.

agreed.

I think you should have check-in access now to mock cvs.

please merge it.

-sv