What the heck does this mean?

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I’m used to start blender from the console, in OSX is called Terminal, and from there you can see logs, warnings and errors. That could be very useful, though most of the time you can’t see whether such messages come from blender or from some add-on, and eventually which add-on they belong to, just nonsense statements (I’m not referring to tracebacks of errors, since they give enough details to identify the origin).

For instance, when I launch blender now, in the Terminal window there are some: “search for unknown operator ‘none’, ‘none’” (???)

This is my request/suggestion:
could the developers make it so that more exhaustive messages are printed ? this would also be to their benefit, since more errors could be reported.

Thanks,
paolo

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This is pretty transparent, it tries to lookup an operator but can’t find it. This is usually easy to fix, most of the time it comes from an outdated script.

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Yeah, which script?

EDIT:
my point is not to solve that particular question, I just posted in general discussion forum because I think the topic can be relevant in general.