Deferred from #92 (validate command first cut).
Summary
Add a -q, --quiet flag to speclynx validate that suppresses all diagnostic output and communicates the result purely through the exit code.
Motivation
In CI gating, callers often only care whether validation passed or failed, not the diagnostics themselves. --quiet lets them run speclynx validate spec.yaml -q and branch on $? without capturing/discarding stdout.
Proposed behavior
- Suppress the formatted diagnostics on stdout (both
stylish and json).
- Still write hard errors (e.g. missing file) to stderr.
- Exit code is unchanged:
1 when a diagnostic at or above --fail-severity is found, 0 otherwise.
- Interaction with
--format: --quiet wins (no formatter output is produced).
Notes
Kept out of the first cut to keep the initial option surface small. See #92 for the opinionated v1 option set.
Deferred from #92 (validate command first cut).
Summary
Add a
-q, --quietflag tospeclynx validatethat suppresses all diagnostic output and communicates the result purely through the exit code.Motivation
In CI gating, callers often only care whether validation passed or failed, not the diagnostics themselves.
--quietlets them runspeclynx validate spec.yaml -qand branch on$?without capturing/discarding stdout.Proposed behavior
stylishandjson).1when a diagnostic at or above--fail-severityis found,0otherwise.--format:--quietwins (no formatter output is produced).Notes
Kept out of the first cut to keep the initial option surface small. See #92 for the opinionated v1 option set.