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This commit adds a new quiet mode option that suppresses all output except errors during processing. When quiet mode is enabled: - No informational messages are displayed (file counts, directory lists, moved file notifications, success messages) - Confirmation prompt is automatically skipped (same as -y/--yes option) - Only error messages are shown via stderr The README has been updated to document this new option with usage examples.
Added 6 new test cases to verify quiet mode functionality: 1. test_flatten_quiet_mode_basic - Verifies basic file moving works in quiet mode 2. test_flatten_quiet_mode_with_conflicts - Tests filename conflict resolution in quiet mode 3. test_flatten_quiet_mode_with_depth - Tests depth limiting works with quiet mode 4. test_flatten_quiet_mode_with_include_filter - Tests include filters work with quiet mode 5. test_flatten_quiet_mode_with_exclude_filter - Tests exclude filters work with quiet mode 6. test_flatten_quiet_vs_normal_same_result - Ensures quiet and normal modes produce identical file operations These tests ensure that quiet mode only affects output (suppressing stdout) while maintaining all functionality for file operations, error handling, and filtering.
Added test_flatten_quiet_mode_outputs_errors which verifies that error messages are still output to stderr even when quiet mode is enabled. The test creates a scenario where one file move fails (by creating a directory with the same name as the destination file) and another succeeds. It verifies: - The error causes the file move to fail (file remains in subdirectory) - The error message is written to stderr via eprintln! (unaffected by quiet mode) - Other file operations continue successfully - The moved file count reflects only successful moves This ensures quiet mode suppresses informational stdout but preserves error reporting via stderr. To manually verify stderr output, run: cargo test test_flatten_quiet_mode_outputs_errors -- --nocapture
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This commit adds a new quiet mode option that suppresses all output except errors during processing. When quiet mode is enabled:
The README has been updated to document this new option with usage examples.