Suppressing the Output of the Starting Command in stderr

[jskorlol]

When executing the command bun run test-execute-script --silent --no-update-notifier, the following message is logged in stderr:

$ bun scripts/test-execute-script.js --silent --no-update-notifier

I would like to suppress this starting command message from being logged in stderr. Is there a way to achieve this?

In Node.js, using the --silent flag suppressed the output of the execution command. Is there an equivalent option or workaround available in bun?

[Jarred-Sumner]

bun flags must go first

bun --silent scripts/test-execute-script.js --no-update-notifier

[buzzy]

Why does --silent still print Bug Inspector messages?

bun --silent --hot --inspect=ws://0.0.0.0:19229/debug run server.ts
--------------------- Bun Inspector ---------------------
Listening:
  ws://0.0.0.0:19229/debug
Inspect in browser:
  [https://debug.bun.sh/#0.0.0.0:19229/debug⁠](https://debug.bun.sh/#0.0.0.0:19229/debug)

--------------------- Bun Inspector ---------------------