Drop either -vvv or --debug
#6081
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Usually, you don't need So I would say that there is purpose of them. But for browser or REST APi tests you probably don't need |
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Well, then let's drop |
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Why? |
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Because having several options that all do (more or less) the same is confusing. But if you do want to keep them, I can suggest a "compromise":
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See #6147 |
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I never understood the difference between
-v/vv/vvvand--debug. At #4989 (comment) @DavertMik says-vvis the same as--debug, but I can't even see a difference between-vvand-vvv. And the output of-vlooks the same as without anyvto me...Besides, having two flags for the same, leads to the unanswerable question: Which will win if you do:
So I'm suggesting: Decide for one and drop (i.e. deprecate) the other.
Without thinking it through thoroughly, I'd say: Go for
--debug. Why?--debug, and the maximum output with--debug.--debugsyntax is more compatible with related flags like--stepsor--silentBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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