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Debug level - when configured in any of the modules - refers to the level of logging that the WCU will output when handling the task related to the module. The lower the level the less logging will occur. | Debug level - when configured in any of the modules - refers to the level of logging that the WCU will output when handling the task related to the module. The lower the level the less logging will occur. | ||
There are | There are ten log levels - 0-9 and the following is logged at each level: | ||
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As an illustration, if e.g. a [[Creating a Task#File fetcher|File Fetcher task]] is created when the debug level is set to 9 in [[WCU platform#File Fetcher Module|the File Fetcher Module]]. Then the WCU will produce logs for levels 1-9 regarding its handling of the File Fetcher task. | |||
Revision as of 13:32, 2 February 2022
Debug level - when configured in any of the modules - refers to the level of logging that the WCU will output when handling the task related to the module. The lower the level the less logging will occur.
There are ten log levels - 0-9 and the following is logged at each level:
- 0:
- 1:
- 2:
- 3:
- 4:
- 5:
- 6:
- 7:
- 8:
- 9:
As an illustration, if e.g. a File Fetcher task is created when the debug level is set to 9 in the File Fetcher Module. Then the WCU will produce logs for levels 1-9 regarding its handling of the File Fetcher task.