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darkhz / bluetuith

A TUI bluetooth manager for Linux.
MIT License
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add option to hide/disable obex agent error on startup #29

Closed craftyguy closed 8 months ago

craftyguy commented 9 months ago

I don't use OBEX, and don't plan to, but use bluetuith constantly for managing bluetooth headsets and other peripherials. The warning on start is quite annoying :)

darkhz commented 9 months ago

@craftyguy okay, maybe a 'disable-warning' option of some sort should do right? The warning exists in case users need to check for any OBEX/Network related issues. This can be implemented.

craftyguy commented 9 months ago

@darkhz Ya totally makes sense why the warning is there in the first place!

I think most UIs will show an option to hide future warnings (like a checkbox or something), not sure if that's possible with the toolkit you are using. In any case, even just a config file option to hide it would be fine with me. Thanks for considering it!

darkhz commented 8 months ago

This feature has now been implemented with the no-warning command-line option.

To disable warnings, it can be done via the command-line:

bluetuith --no-warning

Or by setting the configuration parameter:

no-warning: true
craftyguy commented 8 months ago

Woohoo, thanks a lot!!

On October 24, 2023 9:04:36 PM CDT, darkhz @.***> wrote:

This feature has now been implemented with the no-warning command-line option.

To disable warnings, it can be done via the command-line:

bluetuith --no-warning

Or by setting the configuration parameter:

no-warning: true