Option to suppress sess startup messages?

[grcatlin]

With VS Code R 3.0, sess::connect() always prints:

[sess] Connected to VS Code

and then manually redraws getOption("prompt") via:

vscode-R/sess/R/server.R

Line 59 in 1cfc90c

cat(sprintf("\r%s\n\n%s", msg, prompt))

This causes two small UX issues:

1. There doesn’t appear to be any option to suppress the successful connection message.
2. Re-printing getOption("prompt") can result in a stray/duplicated prompt when another prompt renderer is in use. For example, with arf I see:

[sess] Connected to VS Code

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R 4.6.1>

Would it be possible to make the connection message configurable (e.g. options(sess.quiet = TRUE)) and/or avoid manually re-printing getOption("prompt")?

[Fred-Wu]

There used to be an additional prompt, but it have been fixed. I no long see it in the native R terminal.

Can you try to remove sess and reinstall it again?

If native R terminal does not have it, it might be the question to arf? @eitsupi ?

[ThomasSoeiro]

On my Linux machine, with default R console, I get

[sess] Connected to VS Code

> >

[grcatlin]

Thanks for the reply! @ThomasSoeiro I can replicate that on the base terminal in MacOS as well.

Type 'demo()' for some demos, 'help()' for on-line help, or
'help.start()' for an HTML browser interface to help.
Type 'q()' to quit R.

[sess] Connected to VS Code

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I tested #1795 against both arf and the base console.