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-l [FILE], --log [FILE]
Let pandocomatic log what it is doing to FILE. If FILE is not given, pandocomatic uses 'pandocomatic.log'. Control detail of logging with option '--log-level'.
--log-level [LEVEL]
Let pandocomatic log with detail LEVEL. LEVEL should be one of 'fatal', 'error', 'warn', 'info', or 'debug'. By default, pandocomatic logs at detail level info. Choose level 'debug' to see all steps pandocomatic takes to convert every directory and file.
When using the "debug" detail level, pandocomatic will log the full conversion process in a structured way. Using this log, you can see exactly what steps pandocomatic took when converting a file or directory. It'll allow you to perform the same steps manually and investigate the conversion process.
For example, part of the log when running a test looks like:
Feature toggles
From pandocomatic 2.0.0 on, pandocomatic also supports feature toggles. Use command-line option
--enable FEATURE
to enable a feature.At the moment, pandocomatic only support feature toggle "pandoc-verbose". By default, pandocomatic does not forward pandoc's "--verbose" option to pandoc when you set it in a template because the output of pandoc's verbose mode might interfere with the working of pandocomatic processors and pandoc's filters. However, if you want, you can force pandocomatic to adhere to the template and pass on the "--verbose" option to pandoc by using command-line option
--enable pandoc-verbose
.