handling setLogLevel error of ConfigInit if both debug flag and loglevel are set
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@Mergifyio rebase |
… 'loglevel' are set Signed-off-by: bkiran6398 <bkiran6398@gmail.com>
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See the checks for a legitimate unit test failure caused by this change. |
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Either
debugflag or a validloglevelstring is expected to be set to determine the log level of application.When both are set,
setLogLevelmethod returns an error which is handled inConfigInit.