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When using the CLI, errors, warnings, and other validation events are buffered in memory until the model is fully loaded and validated/selected. When validating hundreds of thousands of shapes, there is a significant delay before messages are written to the console, and validation events can eat up a lot of memory. A nice feature would be to stream messages as they occur.
Note that this feature likely requires plumbing in various places in Smithy.
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This commit closes#797
The CLI will now log validation events as they occur rather than waiting
until all events are encountered before writing them. This makes the CLI
a bit more responsive when validating hundreds of thousands of shapes.
Other improvements were added to the CLI output as well, including the
--severity parameter to set the minimum severity to display in output.
This can significantly cut down on noise when model files emit things <
DANGER.
This commit closes#797
The CLI will now log validation events as they occur rather than waiting
until all events are encountered before writing them. This makes the CLI
a bit more responsive when validating hundreds of thousands of shapes.
Other improvements were added to the CLI output as well, including the
--severity parameter to set the minimum severity to display in output.
This can significantly cut down on noise when model files emit things <
DANGER.
This commit closes#797
The CLI will now log validation events as they occur rather than waiting
until all events are encountered before writing them. This makes the CLI
a bit more responsive when validating hundreds of thousands of shapes.
Other improvements were added to the CLI output as well, including the
--severity parameter to set the minimum severity to display in output.
This can significantly cut down on noise when model files emit things <
DANGER.
When using the CLI, errors, warnings, and other validation events are buffered in memory until the model is fully loaded and validated/selected. When validating hundreds of thousands of shapes, there is a significant delay before messages are written to the console, and validation events can eat up a lot of memory. A nice feature would be to stream messages as they occur.
Note that this feature likely requires plumbing in various places in Smithy.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: