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Do we really need ascii art in a push response?

Oz Linden

I've started getting long ascii art responses when I push to my repositories:

remote: adding changesets
remote: adding manifests
remote: adding file changes
remote: added 2 changesets with 2 changes to 2 files
remote: 
remote: ++++                               ++++
remote:   +++++++                     +++++++  
remote:      +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++     
remote:          +++++++++++++++++++++         
remote:                 +++++++                
remote:       +++                     +++      
remote:       ++++++     +++++     ++++++      
remote:        ++++++    +++++    ++++++       
remote:        +++++++    +++    +++++++       
remote:         ++++++++   +   ++++++++        
remote:          ++++++++     ++++++++         
remote:            ++++++++ +++++++++          
remote:             +++++++++++++++             
remote:              +++++++++++++              
remote:                +++++++++                
remote:                  +++++++                
remote:               +   +++++++               
remote:              +++   +++++++              
remote:             ++++++  +++++++             
remote:            +++++++   +++++++            
remote:           +++++++     +++++++           
remote:          +++++++       +++++++           
remote:          +++++++       +++++++           
remote:          +++++++       +++++++

really? why?

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nicolas-tmv

Is it a prelude to invasion of my terminal's space?

alexwmccabe

Honestly this is such a weird response, not entirely sure why I would need this. I've just got one too.

koisch

I started getting it too this AM ... not a fan.

Can't we just keep it clean?

Or if not clean then customizable ... ?

Jean-Marc Saffroy

The logo is rainbow-colored, and it seems to be a (annual?) revival of this event:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31081919/atlassian-logo-after-pushing-to-bitbucket

Jimmy Timmermans

I don't need nor want it. This doesn't seem serious and degrades the image bitbucket has in my eyes.

Please make these things optional. I had to look up what it ment (thx Jean) and am non to pleased!

What do I care for a decision in a court in a far away place .... I wanna write code!

Steven F Behnke

In general Atlassian supports equality, including the global LGBT population. In solidarity with this people-group, Atlassian adds a few easter eggs to promote their efforts.

In this case, within America (and other places) June is Pride Month, a month dedicated to celebrating LGBT equality and rights. Atlassian is participating in this celebration.

iskra91

Absolutely agreed Atlassian's efforts

alexwmccabe

I support equality for LGBT, but it is irritating getting so much ASCII art in my pushes.

Christoph Jüngling

Is this the American way of life to tell all others how to think?

It's good to participate in this LGBT thing, I won't argue that point. But though I honor this way of thinking, I don't need symbols for it. Last of all in my work equipment. This symbol distracts me from my work for at least half an hour, as I assumed to be hacked someway.

Please remove it, or, as Jimmy said, make it optional.

Jimmy Timmermans

This sais more elegantly what I ment to say.
I did not want to state that I am anti any people, just that it is an annoying distraction.

rshatfield

Worthless and self-righteous. Not to mention insulting.

Christoph Jüngling

@scott: Which one?

rshatfield

@Christoph: Sorry - I was referring to the decision to push ascii art messages down our throat as though it's somehow meaningful and worthwhile. Hope I didn't get your blood pressure up - not pointing at anyone.

Christoph Jüngling

@scott: No offense taken. Thanks, that's why I asked. It's not easy to understand a discussion without threading.

Sean Stephens

Can we please have the option to not get the ascii art shoved down our throats? I don't need to see it every time I do a push.

Sean Stephens

Ok, found the option to disable it in the Account settings.

Christoph Jüngling

Thanks, got it. Was it already there or did Bitbucket add this just now?

jredmond

It was already there, primarily for CI systems and people using screen readers.

ryanwebbfmg

I assume this is the correct setting I need to adjust?

Nicholaus Harris

I was surprised by today's ASCII art as I had never seen this behavior before, but a quick search brought me here. And now that I understand, I like it!

Jonathan Tan_vqin8d

May I suggest an additional line of text before the art begins, saying something like "Atlassian displays the following ASCII art in support of the LGBTQ community".

That would go a long way - in my case anyway - in NOT freaking out that my server has been hacked and I'm getting unexpected messages.

D van der Meer

I just use bitbucket for work and dont wish to be spammed with these statements.

Caleb Bartholomew

Keep politics out of code, and keep my terminal clean.

D van der Meer

I Agree!

Steve Logan

It should probably include a message "This is provided by Atlassian in support of LGBT communities". I kinda freaked out when I committed this morning and now stopped what I was doing to research it.

Sebastian Lutter

Whats wrong with you atlassian guys? Have you hired a bunch of kids that come up with such useless ideas? Do you think this is funny? This is annoying and breaks any scripted usage that parses the console output.

Have you ever used your own product in production?!?

Ryan Bracken

Please, if people see this and are tired of this type of thing let Atlassian know. We are paying for this product and don't need an agenda push when we are trying to do our jobs.

BD_dthhwx

koisch

It's not butthurt, and it's not grumpy. It's paying for a service and expecting service. A lot of effort goes into dealing with a tool like this ("parsing the responses", eg), and this flag waving is not helpful. There are other ways to show support that don't impose on the customer.