Request for option to suppress exit messages

[beau-townsend]

Platform

( ) MacOS
(x) Linux
( ) WSL2

Installed Via

( ) Homebrew
( ) Apt Package
( ) Manually
(x) Lando

PHP Version

( ) 7.4x
(x) 8.0
( ) 8.1

Terminus Version

3.3.5

Command Executed

terminus composer cwb-1testsite.dev -- show drupal/autologout --format=json

Expected behavior

Output that is faithful to the originally executed command, without additional unexpected output.

Actual behavior

When executing composer commands an exit message like " [notice] Command: cwb-1testsite.dev -- composer show drupal/autologout [Exit: 0]" is posted at the end of the output. This interferes with the ability to use a tool like jq to parse the results.

[MichaelFisher1997]

I really hope this gets looked into.
even at least format it so we can easily extract a return value.
I want to run remote drush and receive a value, its really a pain having this.

[beau-townsend]

FWIW, you can get around this with drush commands by invoking drush aliases.

To get set up:

1. First we need the aliases. If your platform contains many sites, this could take up to 5+ minutes.

# Retrieve all aliases.
terminus alias

# Validate aliases.
drush sa

2. Ensure you have git mode warnings suppressed. The following environment variable must exist:
   TERMINUS_HIDE_GIT_MODE_WARNING: 1

You can either create this env var manually, inject it from your rc file or, if you use lando like me, add this under the overrides/environment keys:

services:
 appserver:
   overrides:
     environment:
       TERMINUS_HIDE_GIT_MODE_WARNING: 1

3. Execute your drush command via alias

drush @pantheon.my-site-name.dev -- eval '<do stuff here>'

For all other terminus commands, I know of no similar workaround. For my use case, I need to be able to inspect the results of composer commands.