I want to learn more about ecode --log-level

[bejolly407]

What are its possible values? I recall that you once told me to set this when debugging an issue with the LSP, but I've already forgotten where our previous discussions were, and I'm too lazy to look them up.

Update 1: Nope. I have never known about --log-level. The LSP thread is here: #738. The OP is not me (I can't remember who, the account is a ghost now). And on the thread it was -ldebug and --verbose, not --log-level. I also ran ecode with the same switches as the OP and reported an issue using my alt account (blueberryscone238).

Update 2: I just checked ecode --help, -l and --log-level are the same. I didn't notice this. BTW, I think log level is a number. It turns out that I'm wrong. I'm not in good shape recently. I can't code anything or stay close to the computer screen.

[SpartanJ]

I'm not in good shape recently. I can't code anything or stay close to the computer screen.

Have some rest man!

ecode uses a log level of "info" by default, so the only relevant log level apart from that is "debug" just to print as much as information as possible. That's basically it.

-l is the shorthand of --log-level. --verbose is to force to print to stdout, otherwise it will log only to the log file (and the internal console, the F12 one).