Update generator cmd to allow configurable logging level and default it to 'warning' #921
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This PR removes the
verboseflag from the generator command and adds alogging-levelcommand that takes a logging level supported by autorest. By default, the level of'warning'will be used; previously, autorest would be run at the'information'logging level (or'debug'if the--verboseflag was supplied), which has been generating a number of log entries that will often (or always) vary between generator runs, leading to some fairly noisy PRs.