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Document what level of verbose -vv corresponds to #83

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RoyalTS opened this issue Jul 6, 2021 · 4 comments
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Document what level of verbose -vv corresponds to #83

RoyalTS opened this issue Jul 6, 2021 · 4 comments
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RoyalTS commented Jul 6, 2021

I take it the -v option corresponds to verbose=1. Does -vv correspond to verbose=2?

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hey @RoyalTS - just to be clear, you are requesting better docs around verbose when setting it in config, e.g. pyproject.toml?

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RoyalTS commented Jul 6, 2021

Yeah, sorry, should have been clearer. I'm asking for the correspondence between the command-line arguments and the settings.

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Gotcha! So sorry for the confusion, I’ll definitely update the docs for better clarity.

And yeah, you have it correct: in config, if you want no verbosity, then it’s verbose = 0. If you want the equivalent of -v, then it’s verbose = 1. And -vv is verbose = 2.

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(finally) addressed this in #89 - sorry for the delay, thanks!

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