I find it to be a good default when writing a script, but yes, it can get noisy and potentially leak stuff, if that is what your script deals with. That hasn't

I find it to be a good default when writing a script, but yes, it can get noisy and potentially leak stuff, if that is what your script deals with. That hasn't been a concern in the settings I usually use it, though. I am not sure how it could break anything though, unless you are parsing stderr of your script in a subsequent step, which would seem unusual anyway.