At some point this new logger is probably going to be commited, but I do wonder how much the current (I assume they won't change in @hadis1000 commits) log levels make sense, do we need more and should we change current logging statements?
I assume most of us either have the logger completely on or completely off, but it would be nice to make this as sensible as possible.
enum class loglevel {
NONE, /**< don't log at all */
ERROR, /**< an ERROR which should not be ignored */
WARNING, /**< a WARNING which might be ignored */
INFO, /**< a INFO which can be ignored */
DEBUG, /**< verbose INFO which can be ignored */
DEBUG1 /**< verbose DEBUG which can be ignored */
};
At some point this new logger is probably going to be commited, but I do wonder how much the current (I assume they won't change in @hadis1000 commits) log levels make sense, do we need more and should we change current logging statements?
I assume most of us either have the logger completely on or completely off, but it would be nice to make this as sensible as possible.