Write loaded config info to stderr instead of stdout #42
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Ah, good catch - I think I've only ever used the inplace mode ( I would like this to be displayed prominently, so you could you possibly change this (and, less importantly, line 306) to always print to stderr? |
Otherwise this becomes the first line of output when in stdout mode.
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Otherwise this becomes the first line of output when in stdout mode.
An alternative would be to use stderr (perhaps only when in stdout mode), if it's important information is shown prominently.