--output none still prints text.

[jongio]

Describe the bug

az login --output none produces this output

You have logged in. Now let us find all the subscriptions to which you have access...

It doesn't print the subs.

But it also shouldn't print the message above.

To Reproduce
Run the above command.

Expected behavior
Don't print anything, esp the message that it is trying to find subs.

If you need to leave You have logged in. that's fine.

Environment summary
MSI

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

[arrownj]

Hi Jiashuo Li (@jiasli) , could you please help take a look at this ?

[yonzhan]

add to S166.

[jiasli]

Similar to #10856.

--output none only works for stdout, while the message are actually written to stderr. We are evaluating whether to add --no-warning or --quite switch. Arun Sekhar (@achandmsft)

To discard stderr, you may use 2>NUL on Windows or 2>/dev/null on Linux.

[jongio]

qianwens - Why closed?

[qianwens]

Hi Jon Gallant (@jongio) , I was trying to clean up some issues that are out-of-date. I closed this issue because I thought Jiashuo has answered the question and there is no response for several weeks. It seems this issue is used to track the bug to not show warnings in quite mode in CLI, let's keep it open. I will sync up with Jiashuo about the status.