I am creating a bash script to automate some stuff including drush commands. When using drush vget I always get Drupal messages, but I only want the value of the variable. This prevents me from correctly using the drush vget output. I already tried with output formats etc. but I always get the messages. How to prevent the Drupal messages to use the output of drush vget in my shell script?
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What sort of messages? Errors/warnings? The variable output should be on the last line, should be easy to parse that – Clive♦ Oct 13 '16 at 11:14
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In my case warnings. But I just realized they are just printed to the command line and are not contained in the return value itself. So it is actually working. Since I was printing my variable directly for debugging it looked like it contained the messages as well :-) – bechtold Oct 13 '16 at 11:32
I just realized they are just printed to the command line and are not contained in the return value itself. So it is actually working. Since I was printing my variable directly for debugging it looked like it contained the messages as well.
