When launching qgis plugin manager on a several machines with ansible for example, we don't see easily if it has failed or not.
example of current output:
QGIS version : 3.28.15
Same version detected on the remote, skipping cadastre
Same version detected on the remote, skipping wfsOutputExtension
Installation Lizmap server latest
Ok lizmap_server.2.8.6.zip
Installed with super user 'lizmap' instead of 'root'
Please check file permissions and owner according to the user running QGIS Server.
Tip : Do not forget to restart QGIS Server to reload plugins π
Same version detected on the remote, skipping atlasprint
Many useless informations (qgis version, tip etc). And we don't see easily if there is a fail or an update.
I would like to see only these informations:
βοΈ cadastre
βοΈ wfsOutputExtension
β Lizmap server: updated to 2.8.6
βοΈ atlasprint
βοΈ bidule: error: bla bla
Or even only this output, displaying only changes:
β Lizmap server: updated to 2.8.6
βοΈ bidule: error: bla bla
When there is no change:
βοΈ All plugins are already updated
That's all.
I propose to have a flag to enable this kind of verbosity.
When launching qgis plugin manager on a several machines with ansible for example, we don't see easily if it has failed or not.
example of current output:
Many useless informations (qgis version, tip etc). And we don't see easily if there is a fail or an update.
I would like to see only these informations:
Or even only this output, displaying only changes:
When there is no change:
That's all.
I propose to have a flag to enable this kind of verbosity.