Sometimes you just can't mute python warnings. Use this library to solve this.

pip install shutup

At the beginning of your code (before you import other things), add this line:

import shutup; shutup.please()

That's it. Enjoy the silence :)

If your warnings were not silenced, please open an issue. PRs, ideas and other contributions are also welcome.

You can use:

shutup.jk()

to re-enable warnings if you need them.

You can also use:

shutup.mute_warnings()
shutup.unmute_warnings()

They are the same as the functions above, but they have cleaner (but arguably less funny) names.

Context managers are also supported:

import shutup
shutup.mute_warnings()
# Annoying code

with shutup.unmute_warnings:
    # code that doesn't cry wolf

Note that you shouldn't use () in a context manager:

with shutup.mute_warnings: # correct
with shutup.mute_warnings(): # wrong

When context managers exit, they will reset warnings to muted/unmuted based on their state before entering.

⚠️ Note that muting and unmutting is not a thread safe operation.