Add additional context to --debug log messages #28
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In the `main()` method, in debug mode, we print out the argument dictionaries a few times but without context for which one is which. This commit adds an extra line of debug logging each time that indicates from which point in the process the args are originating. Hopefully this will expedite any arg parsing debugging. I've also removed one line of unused code that created an intermediate object for the argparse object.
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binaryaaron
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Apr 13, 2018
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Great, thank you! I'll send a new release to Pypi. |
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In the
main()method, in debug mode, we print out the argumentdictionaries a few times but without context for which one is which.
This commit adds an extra line of debug logging each time that indicates
from which point in the process the args are originating. Hopefully this
will expedite any arg parsing debugging.
I've also removed one line of unused code that created an intermediate
object for the argparse object.