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@@ -3457,6 +3457,24 @@ light with the \fB\-@,1\fR option.) The terminal background is considered
to be "dark" if the average of the red, green and blue components is
at most 85 out of 255, and if the maximum of any component is at most
128 out of 255.
.TP
.B $WarningLevel (STRING type)
As new versions of \fBRemind\fR are released, new warnings may be added.
If your formerly-fine scripts suddenly start issuing warnings when you
upgrade \fBRemind\fR, then as a \fIstopgap\fR measure, you may set
\fB$WarningLevel\fR to a string of the form \fIAA.BB.CC\fR where
\fIAA\fR, \fIBB\fR and \fICC\fR are decimal digits. This will
suppress any warnings that were introduced \fIafter\fR \fBRemind\fR
version \fIAA.BB.CC\fR. If you do not set \fB$WarningLevel\fR, then
it defaults to the current version of \fBRemind\fR, meaning all warnings
will be issued.
.RS
.PP
We do \fInot\fR recommend setting \fB$WarningLevel\fR as a matter
of course; you should use it to suppress warnings only for as long as
it takes for you to fix your remind scripts so they no longer cause
warnings to be emitted.
.RE
.PP
Note: If any of the calendar modes are in effect, then the
values of $Daemon, $DontFork, $DontTrigAts, $DontQueue, $HushMode,