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Tim Wickberg authored
Logging at the verbose() level keeps messages out of the user commands by default (unless -v was requested), which minimizes disruption from adding additional debugging messages in to the network and RPC layers. Prepending the debug flag helps identify which messages have been enabled by a given flag, which is useful when tracing a given subsystem. A log of associated messages have given hints to this, but making this consistent with associated cleanup (to come) should simplify tracing when necessary. Bug 8227.
Tim Wickberg authoredLogging at the verbose() level keeps messages out of the user commands by default (unless -v was requested), which minimizes disruption from adding additional debugging messages in to the network and RPC layers. Prepending the debug flag helps identify which messages have been enabled by a given flag, which is useful when tracing a given subsystem. A log of associated messages have given hints to this, but making this consistent with associated cleanup (to come) should simplify tracing when necessary. Bug 8227.