rabbit_ff_controller: Raise log levels of first-time boot messages #14454
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These lines can be very useful for determining why a subset of feature flags is/isn't being enabled on boot. They're currently at debug level. However a first-time boot of an unclustered node is a rare event, so these lines shouldn't be noisy.
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…me boot messages (backport #14454)"
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…x/pr-14454 Revert "For 4.1.5: rabbit_ff_controller: Raise log levels of first-time boot messages (backport #14454)"
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This is a very minor change to adjust log levels of some lines I found useful recently. These lines can be very useful for determining why a subset of feature flags is/isn't being enabled on boot. They're currently at debug level. However a first-time boot of an unclustered node is a rare event, so these lines shouldn't be noisy.