I want to eliminate part of rsync's default output.
I refer to the last two lines emitted by an rsync command.
These are the ones that look like
In common with many (I suspect), I use rsync in a bash script to create a backup routine which is especially designed for my local setup (three computers on a local, wired network).
There are many rsync command lines, and I don't need repetitions of the information on bytes sent, received, total or speedup.
I know I could redirect output to a file, but that leaves me with no confirmation of what has just been saved.
I hope someone knows their way around the info=FLAGs and can help.

Perhaps this is what you mean?

The --verbose ensures that the files copied are listed by name. The --info=stats0 ensures that no summary follows.

Thanks to Turbocapitalist.
The piece of code I was looking for was
It did exactly what I was looking for.
I have yet to find a succinct listing of the --info= flags.

Have you tried the following?

It is mentioned in the manual page, but kind of buried due to the length of the manual page.