use --progress to configure progress UI style#10690
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LGTM! Hurray for CLI consistency
(I mean I'm not thrilled that progress.Mode is a global but that's not new 😛)
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Signed-off-by: Nicolas De Loof <[email protected]>
What I did
Introduce
--progresstop-level flag to configure progress UI as auto|tty|plain|quiet|noneThis allows to have explicit control on the progress UI without using
--ansiflag which also has impact on logs renderingbuildalready declared this flag. It is now redundant and kept for backward compatibility but marked hiddenRelated issue
see #10686
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