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docs: remove reference to obsolete warning #3780

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6 changes: 1 addition & 5 deletions docs/cli-reference/dfx-envars.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -54,17 +54,13 @@ Use the `DFX_MOC_PATH` environment variable to use a different version of the Mo

Use the `DFX_WARNING` environment variable to disable one or more warnings that dfx may display. The value is a comma-separated list of warning names, each prefixed with a "-" to disable. The following warning names are currently supported:

- `version_check`: Disables the warning message that is displayed when you use an older version of the SDK.
- `mainnet_plaintext_identity`: Disables the warning message that is displayed when you use an insecure identity on the Internet Computer mainnet.

```bash
export DFX_WARNING="-version_check"
DFX_VERSION=0.13.1 dfx deploy --network ic

export DFX_WARNING="-mainnet_plaintext_identity"
dfx deploy --network ic

# disable multiple warnings, though dfx 0.13.1 does not know about the mainnet_plaintext_identity warning
# disable multiple warnings, though dfx 0.13.1 does not know about the mainnet_plaintext_identity warning and version_check no longer exists
export DFX_WARNING="-version_check,-mainnet_plaintext_identity"
DFX_VERSION=0.13.1 dfx deploy --network ic
```
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