Change Command Failed EVR to Command Severity #1095
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You've captured the reasons perfectly, thanks @LeStarch! |
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Currently the Command Dispatcher uses
WARNING_HI
severity when reporting a command has failed to execute. The proposal is to use theCOMMAND
severity instead. This is for several reasons:COMMAND severity ... ... ... COMMAND severity
blocks in the EVR log to know what time/events the command bracketed. This currently only works when commands succeed.WARNING_HI
EVRs typically are used for indicating a cross-component problem. However, a command failure isn't always a problem. Criticality of a command failure is project or component dependent.COMMAND
severity EVRs get special GUI processing to replace OpCodes for ease-of-use. This is not applied toWARNING_HI
making command failures difficult to diagnose.WARNING_HI
EVRs to indicate why a command failed. Having an extraWARNING_HI
saying the command failed isn't adding much.@metzdigital could you elaborate if I missed anything?
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