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Now that we've removed logging almost altogether, we need to come up with a replacement for it (it's too quiet now).
Suggest we have a logger which can toggle between more than two levels of verbosity (was: "lots" or "a ridiculous amount", see #38), so we can cover at least the following (in increasing order of verbosity):
User can see that the build is still continuing (e.g. spinner).
User can see which step the build is at (e.g. "step 1 of 7").
User can see what's happening at the current step and which files are being affected (e.g. "building Java resource file X from directory Y").
User can see the commands which are being run (e.g. "running command XXX took N seconds".
We might want to combine or ignore some of these (e.g. do 1, ignore 2, do 3+4).
Architecturally, it might make sense to have a central hub we can publish events to; then add listeners to the hub which log the events (to the console, a file etc.).
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Now that we've removed logging almost altogether, we need to come up with a replacement for it (it's too quiet now).
Suggest we have a logger which can toggle between more than two levels of verbosity (was: "lots" or "a ridiculous amount", see #38), so we can cover at least the following (in increasing order of verbosity):
We might want to combine or ignore some of these (e.g. do 1, ignore 2, do 3+4).
Architecturally, it might make sense to have a central hub we can publish events to; then add listeners to the hub which log the events (to the console, a file etc.).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: