feat(cli): support multiple verbosity levels #8749
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Adds support for a "trace" verbosity level (achieved by passing `--verbose` or `-v` multiple times); and use this new verbosity for the AWS SDK logging, which is otherwise a little too present.
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Adds support for a "trace" verbosity level (achieved by passing
--verboseor-vmultiple times); and use this new verbosity for theAWS SDK logging, which is otherwise a little too present.
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