Is there anyway to suppress the output from concorde?

[alexletu]

I've tried fiddling with the "silent" variable but I can't seem to get it to work

[jvkersch]

@alexletu sorry for dropping the ball on this. I have seen this too, not sure what's going on.

[jvkersch]

It looks like concorde is printing directly to stdout and stderr. There's not much to be done about this from Python; if the output is really an issue, you can try fiddling with those file descriptors similar to what's done here.

[nathanielmhld]

I'd love a solution to this as well! I know it's not that important but it's pretty annoying. Other than that, GREAT library, easy to use and well documented

[jvkersch]

@nathanielmhld Thanks for the follow-up and sorry for not responding earlier. I just wanted to point out, the 0.2.0 API for this library will run concorde in a subprocess, which will make it easier to handle stdout/stderr. See #28 (comment) for more details.

[whiterock]

Is there any updates on this? It is still totally unusable for projects that run concorde lots of times.

[jvkersch]

@whiterock Not yet, but the 0.2.0 API is in a branch, and I will make some effort to finish it off soon

[ghost]

Any updates on this?