Enhance manim cfg show
output and add info-level logging for config files read
#4375
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Overview: What does this pull request change?
This pull request improves the
manim cfg show
command to display the config files read by Manim. It also adds info-level logging during startup to log which configuration files are actually loaded.Motivation and Explanation: Why and how do your changes improve the library?
As a beginner open source contributor, I was searching for good first issues to jump in and solve. I implemented this feature to enhance transparency around Manim’s configuration loading. Specifically, I added info-level logging statements in the configuration parser function to log every config file as it is read, and updated the
manim cfg show
command to print the list of config files found before displaying their contents. This makes it easier for others to understand which configuration files are actually being used and helps with debugging any configuration-related problems.Links to added or changed documentation pages
No documentation was changed.
Further Information and Comments
This PR addresses issue #4369
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