Add --quiet flag to NCSO alerts command
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Something about the way fabric/ebmbot work means that stderr gets reported to Slack, interspersed with stdout. This flag disables the stderr logging to stop the command creating a lot of noise in a Slack. If there's a simple way to get it just report stdout that would also solve the problem, but I couldn't immediately see one. See also: * ebmdatalab/openprescribing#4772
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Something about the way fabric/ebmbot work means that stderr gets reported to Slack, interspersed with stdout. This flag disables the stderr logging to stop the command creating a lot of noise in a Slack.
If there's a simple way to get it just report stdout that would also solve the problem, but I couldn't immediately see one.
See also:
--quietflag to NCSO alerts command openprescribing#4772