[bat error]: 'conf.d' is a directory. is written to STDOUT instead of STDERR #2561
Description
What steps will reproduce the bug?
- Invoke bat on a directory and redirect stderr, e.g.
bat /bin 2>/dev/null
What happens?
bat outputs to the terminal: [bat error]: '/bin' is a directory.
What did you expect to happen instead?
The STDERR should be redirected to /dev/null, thus no error output should be visible. Looks like bat writes that error to STDOUT instead. Other errors (like when the file does not exist) get written to STDERR, though.