Currently, whenever a single-shot act-tester binary fires, it does so with both progress bars and logs. This can useful for when we fire off human-administered single test runs (what act-bash currently calls once-locally), but becomes overly noisy when we're trying to diagnose issues in, say, the bisection oracle. It feels like there should be two (maybe three) verbosity levels: no observation by default, and either -v (progress bars) and -vv (both), or just -v (both).
Currently, whenever a single-shot act-tester binary fires, it does so with both progress bars and logs. This can useful for when we fire off human-administered single test runs (what act-bash currently calls
once-locally
), but becomes overly noisy when we're trying to diagnose issues in, say, the bisection oracle. It feels like there should be two (maybe three) verbosity levels: no observation by default, and either-v
(progress bars) and-vv
(both), or just-v
(both).