Remove terminal output when adding or deleting todos

[fritzrehde]

Is there a way (maybe an option I have overlooked) to disable the terminal output l when adding or deleting todos? For example, when I type todo.sh add "todo message" I get the following output printed to the terminal:

1 todo message
TODO: 1 added.

I find this information rather unnecessary and would like to not have it printed.

[inkarkat]

You can put

export TODOTXT_VERBOSE=0

into your todo.cfg for a permanent configuration, or use TODOTXT_VERBOSE=0 todo.sh ... for one-time use.

(There's the -v command-line option to increase the verbosity (from the default 1 to 2), but no corresponding option to decrease it, so the full configuration variable has to be used. If you've silenced these messages as described, you can get back the messages via -v, as that then increases the level from 0 to 1 again.)

[fritzrehde]

Thank you very much! Do you think it would be a good idea to add this setting to the default config file, so new users will easily find this setting too?

[inkarkat]

Yes, I think adding this to the default configuration is a good idea, to make this easier to find and to document the possible values.

I've created a pull request.