There are two flags for compressing the amount of ok messages and disabling performance data. However, currently if you provide no_ok you automatically set no_performance as well:
global no_performance
no_performance = args.no_ok
I this a typo? If yes, I suggest to correct it and set args.no_performance. If it is not a typo I would anyways suggest to change it. Everyone who wants to combine the effects can provide both flags. The use case I have, where I want to see compressed OK's, but use performance data anyways, is currently not possible.
There are two flags for compressing the amount of ok messages and disabling performance data. However, currently if you provide no_ok you automatically set no_performance as well:
I this a typo? If yes, I suggest to correct it and set args.no_performance. If it is not a typo I would anyways suggest to change it. Everyone who wants to combine the effects can provide both flags. The use case I have, where I want to see compressed OK's, but use performance data anyways, is currently not possible.