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--no-progress-bar

Accepted by

opengrep scan

See also

--skin, --incremental-output, CI, TERM

During a scan, Opengrep draws a status line on the terminal that shows its progress, such as loading the rules or analyzing the targets. The line is erased when the scan ends and is not part of the output. The flag turns it off.

The line is drawn on standard error, and only when all of these conditions hold:

• standard error is a terminal, and TERM is set to a value other than dumb or unknown;
• CI is unset, false or 0;
• the operating system is not Windows;
• the skin is simple or vivid;
• --incremental-output is not given;
• none of --quiet, --verbose and --debug is given.

The output format does not matter: a scan with --json draws the line as well, since the JSON goes to standard output. opengrep ci never draws it.

## Examples

### A scan without the status line

$ opengrep scan -q --config rule.yaml --no-progress-bar .