Is there a way that we can hide the output of the command composer install?
I run a deployment script for my Laravel application, and the output is messy when it prints hundreds of lines of:
There doesn’t seem to be any flags that hide the output as far as I can see. Any advice?
-q ? I've just tried it on the command line, at least.
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