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I just over-log absolutely everything. If it fails log it. If it succeeds and you might need to know about it, log it. That's not great error handling, but it h

I just over-log absolutely everything. If it fails log it. If it succeeds and you might need to know about it, log it. That's not great error handling, but it helps with debugging.

majewsky 9y ago
What about "set -x"? Same effect, but you only have to flip the switch once.