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Hi Nathan, thanks for your feedback! 😃 The project is using the java.util.logging system. This blog post has an easy and working method to disable those logs altogether: LogManager.getLogManager().reset();. I just tried it, it seems to work. Apparently you can also control the log levels with a file called logging.properties, you might want to look into that as well.

The issue here is that the message that tells you to push the button is logged using .... System.out.println. 😑 Lame, I know! I'll change that to use the logger that you can then turn off. Would that work for you?

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LogManager.getLogManager().reset(); seems to work. That kills all JUL logging, feels a bit extreme.

A logging.properties file has never been a good idea. Where to put it? What happens when there are multiple on the classpath? How to be sure mine is used? A JVM argument... noooo. They managed to make even logging hard! :p

This is slightly better:

Arrays.stream(LogManager.getLogManager().getLogger("").getHandlers()).forEach(h -> h.setLevel(Level.WARNING));

You'd think it'd be possible to get the specific logger and configure just that, but I couldn't figure it out.

That plus changing the sysout and I'm happy. :) Cheers!

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Version 2.6.0 is being deployed into the repository as I type. I've replaced System.outs with loggers, and unified all loggers to use the same name. You may test it now.

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