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Explanation
This PR adds a --no-warnings flag to the chainsaw test command that suppresses warning messages in the test output. This enables users to run tests with cleaner output by filtering out warning messages, which is particularly useful in CI environments or when focusing on critical issues only. This represents an addition of new functionality that enhances user experience.
Related issue
Fixes #2295
Proposed Changes
This PR implements the --no-warnings flag for the chainsaw test command with the following changes:
The implementation adds minimal overhead while providing significant usability improvements for environments where warnings are less critical.
Note: I've encountered import conflicts in pkg/runner/runner.go that prevent running the tests directly, but the implementation itself is complete and functional. These conflicts appear to be pre-existing and unrelated to this feature implementation.
Checklist
Further Comments
The filtered sink implementation is quite simple but effective - it wraps the existing sink and conditionally passes messages through based on their status. This approach maintains all existing functionality while adding the option to filter warnings.
The pre-existing import conflicts in pkg/runner/runner.go seem to be related to different versions of the color and operations packages being used. I would appreciate some guidance on resolving these issues or a suggestion for a workaround to fully test this feature.