Spring stderr output causing warnings in other apps

[timdorr]

This affects RubyMine currently, but possibly others. It detects the output to stderr and thinks it's a problem with the command it's trying to run. I understand the motivation behind putting it on stderr, so I'm not sure I have a good answer.

Related: I see that I can set Spring.quiet = true to silence the output, but the documentation doesn't indicate where to do that. Where should I be putting that?

[sonalkr132]

You can put Spring.quite = true in ~/.spring.rb or your app's config/spring.rb. Check out Configuration for further details.

[timdorr]

Figured that part out. Thanks 😄

[njt1982]

Or maybe:

Spring.quiet = true

;-)

s/quite/quiet/

[thewoolleyman]

There are still situations where you don't want to put Spring.quiet = true in ~/.spring.rb or your app's config/spring.rb, but want to enable quiet mode on a case-by-case basis.

So, I've added support for a SPRING_QUIET environment variable in #674.