I was just about to report the absence of a message in this case which is from a user's perspective kind of ambiguous since the absence of any output does not clarify whether the check ran without problems and everything is fine (aka: no unsupported packages installed) or whether there's a bug/issue with the check itself.

While I understand Karl O. Pinc's reasoning, I take it that the case I depicted above is quite valid as well. Maybe there should be a silent-mode-switch option which could then be used for the cron-friendly case while the default would print some message here (as in: No unsupported packages detected.)

Regards,
Stefan

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