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Would be amazing if e.g. set fish_trace 1 would only print first-level traces (one indentation level), as I often only want to see the commands a script executes, but not everything inside them.
As this would be backwards-incompatible I thought instead to add a fish_trace_depth variable.
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Well, it's a good workaround, thanks.
But this is rather cumbersome and has some gotchas when dealing with subshells like environment, quoting, et cetera. Definitely not a solution.
fish, version 3.5.0
Would be amazing if e.g.
set fish_trace 1
would only print first-level traces (one indentation level), as I often only want to see the commands a script executes, but not everything inside them.As this would be backwards-incompatible I thought instead to add a
fish_trace_depth
variable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: