DumpGenerator: Move "debug" outputs to stdout for "clean" stderr#401
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DumpGenerator: Move "debug" outputs to stdout for "clean" stderr#401tiefpunkt wants to merge 1 commit intoWikiTeam:masterfrom
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I redirect StdOut to /dev/null in scheduled wikidumps, to only receive a message when there is an actual error. These two debug outputs are still written to StdErr, which leads to me getting emails with just a single "." in them. I've moved them to regular stdout, but alternatively they could also be removed or replaced with a proper log message?
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I redirect StdOut to /dev/null in scheduled wikidumps, to only receive a message when there is an actual error. These two debug outputs are still written to StdErr, which leads to me getting emails with just a single "." in them. I've moved them to regular stdout, but alternatively they could also be removed or replaced with a proper log message?