I was running with --depwarn=no to suppress deprecation warnings. Now I'm parallelizing, and the warnings still seem to be printed for all the workers (which is probably making everything super slow - they are printed every single time they are hit, not just at parsing or compilation).
Anyone know how to fix this? Is there a way I can disable the deprecation warnings in the code itself. This would be ideal compared to the julia command-line options anyway. (Yes, I would _love_ to fix all the warnings, but it's not an option. I don't control the code being run, and there are a zillion of them. Similarly, I'd love to upgrade to the latest and greatest julia, but then this code that I'm using completely breaks, so that's not an option either.) Thanks.
