Quakespasm: suppress launch dialogue on OSX

[Ubiquitous]

I am writing a Mac shell script that compiles the map I am creating and then launches it in Quakespasm.app. The terminal command that I am using the launch the app is

open /Applications/QuakeSpasm/QuakeSpasm.app --args +map $FIRST_ARGUMENT

This works as expected. But when Quakespasm launches it opens an OSX dialogue box prompting for command line parameters and resolution. I have to click "Start" in order to actually launch the engine itself (I know, first world problems!).

I would like to avoid this unnecessary step since I am already specifying the command line arguments in my script. So my question is:is there a command line argument I can pass to Quakespasm.app that will suppress the launcher dialog and cause the app to launch straight into the engine without prompting for command line options and resolution?

[Baker]

As far as I know, there is no way to do that in Quakespasm.

There is an option to do that in the OS X version of Mark V (it's in the OS X menu when you start the engine, under File). Mark V and Quakespasm are very similar engines.

If interested:
Download: Mark V - May 02 2015 Beta build:

If you have any feedback:

Mark V thread @ func_msgboard

And you may consider letting the Quakespasm guys know about your thoughts on that:

Quakespasm thread @ func

[Ubiquitous]

open /Applications/QuakeSpasm/QuakeSpasm.app --args -nolauncher +map $FIRST_ARGUMENT

does the trick in Quakespasm.