Respect --quiet option #77
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Similarly to what has been done in #52 for the `--no-ansi` option, this allows to prevent Composer from outputting anything.
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What
The usage info for the installer says that the
--quietoption can be used to prevent if from outputting things:However, this option is not honored, because it is never passed to Composer.
Similarly to what has been done in #52 for
--no-ansi, this PR ensures that Composer is made aware of this option.Use case
I’m using the Laravel installer as part as a script, to automate the creation of Laravel projects and tweak additional things. I would like to prevent the installer from outputting anything, so that its messages do not interfere with the ones coming from my script.