Closed crasskitty closed 3 years ago
Clarifying screenshot:
To remove the "using option" section, we need to add a quiet mode in shell which hides the extra output.
The first part of the task is complete (hiding connection options).
re clickable link copying slack conversation for context This is output that a third party npm package produces, so we can't control if it's clickable or not. @vgrichina suggested to use the -o option that opens the browser automatically. After about 1 hr of trying it: it does not integrate easily into the way the packages are stitched together in our scripts. @mikedotexe suggested, You can hit Command has you hover over the link to make it clickable, possibly Control in Windows. I tried this, and it does not work on Windows.
@janedegtiareva I used the --help
command on parcel to see what options are available. --open
seems to do what we want
Works on Mac, too
Estimation calibration: this turned out to be a heavy 5 due to changes in multiple projects and the need to test on different platforms due to non-trivial package.json changes.
As a developer using the NEAR create-near-app, I want clear context and information for what I am doing in the NEAR shell,
So that I know what I am doing.