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The thing is I'm loading RVM in Jenkins as a function due to bash "not a login" protection. That however outputs the whole RVM configuration to my log => first 8000 lines of log are useless to me.

Is there a way to tell Jenkins CI to silence (not to log) part of the bash script?

something like this

# silence begins
echo "this should not log
# silence end

echo 'this should log'

Thank you

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What about suppress bash output instead of Jenkins?
I mean is this approach works good for you:

# silence begin
echo "this should not log" > /dev/null
# silence end

echo 'this should log'

This question looks like related to my answer.

update by Equivalent8:

this works, and for my situation I needed to use >& :

# RVM setting
source ~/.bashrc           >& /dev/null # load bashrc conf
source ~/.rvm/scripts/rvm  >& /dev/null # standard RVM code
type rvm | head -1                      # ensule rvm is is function mode   
rvm use 2.1.2@my_project   >& /dev/null # use ruby version
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