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I find that a lot of well-meaning tools (e.g. bazel) regard non-error output as noise to be hidden. They'll often route any messages like this to the nearest wa
by AlotOfReading 2y ago
I find that a lot of well-meaning tools (e.g. bazel) regard non-error output as noise to be hidden. They'll often route any messages like this to the nearest wastebin they can find, which makes logging incredibly unreliable as a means of communicating constraints in some domains.
- Terr_ 2y agoI'm thinking the log message is something you wouldn't want to trigger in production anyway, unless you're pretty confident that it won't lead to a ton of spam on the day that inputs rise over the threshold. Using a debug log-level helps prevent that problem from occurring in production, while still making it visible to developers that have more logging enabled in their dev/test environments.