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CF_TRACE=1to help debug the issue. - I am reporting a bug that others will be able to reproduce.
Describe the bug and the command you saw an issue with
While working on code changes I noticed that I wasn't able to see logs if I set the log level to trace. It turns out that the log level using the trace keyword isn't supported although it has been added to the logger 7 years ago.
What happened
Notice that a debug log is being printed when I use the debug level
$ CF_LOG_LEVEL=debug cf create-package hello
Creating and uploading bits package for app hello in org myorg / space myspace as [email protected]...
DEBU[0000] convert to translatable error err="actionerror.ApplicationNotFoundError{GUID:\"\", Name:\"hello\"}"
App 'hello' not found.
FAILED
but that if I set the log level to trace the debug printout does not appear.
$ CF_LOG_LEVEL=trace cf create-package hello
Creating and uploading bits package for app hello in org myorg / space myspace as [email protected]...
App 'hello' not found.
FAILED
however, if I set the debug level to 6, which corresponds to trace it does show:
$ CF_LOG_LEVEL=6 cf create-package hello
Creating and uploading bits package for app hello in org myorg / space myspace as [email protected]...
DEBU[0000] convert to translatable error err="actionerror.ApplicationNotFoundError{GUID:\"\", Name:\"hello\"}"
App 'hello' not found.
FAILED
Expected behavior
I should be able to use CF_LOG_LEVEL=trace
Exact Steps To Reproduce
See above.
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