Closed invenio-developers closed 8 years ago
kaplun
commented
10 years ago Originally on 2011-06-15
Your request makes lot of sense.
Indeed I worked a lot on the parts involved by your request. This can be implemented by sticking the verbose argument in the session of the user.
Although I am a bit overloaded in these last days, I will address this ASAP :-)
tiborsimko
commented
10 years ago Originally on 2011-06-16
As an alternative to playing with req object, we can make this a (privileged) user session preference, quite like the number-of-hits-per-page etc. Would be cleaner that way.
invenio-developers
commented
10 years ago Originally by adeiana (@Osso) on 2013-11-18
I agree with sticking the verbose in the user session. I think Tibor is saying the same thing too but he seems but what do you mean exactly by a priviled user session?
kaplun
commented
10 years ago Originally on 2013-11-18
Well right now, verbose is washed away for non super-admins as per c11ccd29586b66d05a44d93f5369fa0323ca4ec6.
invenio-developers
commented
10 years ago Originally by adeiana (@Osso) on 2013-11-18
I think it should stay washed. This is a superadmin feature only.
jirikuncar
commented
8 years ago Flask-DebugToolbar can be enabled on Invenio 2+ instances. It provides nice support for profiling requests.
Originally by valkyrie (@valkyriesavage) on 2011-06-15
When I am testing on my invenio site, I want to test multiple queries through the web interface and receive the verbose output for each without having to type &verbose=9 into the bar after each search.
I suppose this should be possible to put into the request object, but I am not sure how to do it. Sam, I don't know if you know how to do this either, but I think you probably know who does know. If you could pass this off to whomever you think appropriate, that would be great.