Matthias Endler

So, the summary would not be shown by default?

Alternatively we could tie that into the `verbose` option: `-v` would give you the full status output, while by default it wouldn't. Not sure if I like that solution. 😅

There is a new, compact output format, which only shows a single summary line; see https://github.com/lycheeverse/lychee/pull/375. Does that work for you? If not, we can add a `--format=quiet` or `--format=raw`...

Ah, I re-read the original issue at #271. You mention machine-readable output. I guess `--format=raw` could work in this case and there is also `--format=json`.

Summary for future reference: - [ ] Add `format=raw` which skips the summary output.

Thanks for pushing this forward @nacnudus. Some questions: * What if a user wants to check different file types in a single run? E.g. one Markdown file and one HTML...

There is https://github.com/rust-ammonia/rust-content-security-policy, which we might use for that. So the idea would be: 1. Parse the header from the page with the crate above 2. Test sub-requests that should...

Maybe we should print a warning if an input does not have any content. It might require some refactoring, though. For instance I'm fine if a URL doesn't have any...

Good idea! There is currently no setting for that at the moment. As a workaround you could do a `lychee --dump` and grep for `excluded`. We could add a `-vv`...

These are all good proposals, kudos @tooomm. I really don't have a strong opinion about the format to be honest. Thanks to `--format` taking an argument, we could even support...