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log_level = debug is not undrstood #210
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I would say Anything at or above |
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This makes `log_level` configuration parameter understand any "debug*" string, like "debug10", as well as "debug". In particular, if `log_level = debug` (without any number) the level will be set to `debug1`. On the other hand, if `log_level = debug99` the level will be adjusted to `debug5`. Close agroal#210
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This makes `log_level` configuration parameter understand any "debug*" string, like "debug10", as well as "debug". In particular, if `log_level = debug` (without any number) the level will be set to `debug1`. On the other hand, if `log_level = debug99` the level will be adjusted to `debug5`. Close #210
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In the configuration file, the
log_level
can be set todebug1
but not todebug
. While this is documented, I would expect and prefer to setdebug
instead ofdebug1
that sounds more as a development setting. Also, in the case oflog_level = debug
the level is set to fallbackinfo
without any warning.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: