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@DGaffney DGaffney commented Nov 4, 2024

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Cleaning up overly verbose logs - changes nothing about the execution of code itself!

Reference: CV2-5399

How has this been tested?

Not tested locally, only change that may have an impact is missing references if new/shifted logs are in places where vars aren't, I don't think we have any of those though!

Have you considered secure coding practices when writing this code?

None

@DGaffney DGaffney marked this pull request as ready for review November 4, 2024 12:33
@DGaffney DGaffney requested review from caiosba and computermacgyver and removed request for computermacgyver and skyemeedan November 4, 2024 12:40
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a lot of these seem like they really are debug logs (i.e. logging out full data of request) which will make logs really big and verbose in the long term. For short term debugging, would it be easier to temporarily change the log level to DEBUG where it is deployed?

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DGaffney commented Nov 5, 2024

a lot of these seem like they really are debug logs (i.e. logging out full data of request) which will make logs really big and verbose in the long term. For short term debugging, would it be easier to temporarily change the log level to DEBUG where it is deployed?

Honestly at this point my preference is to just delete all these - @caiosba / @computermacgyver lmk what you think. @skyemeedan as it stands these are creating really big verbose logs already

@DGaffney DGaffney merged commit 19a326c into develop Nov 6, 2024
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@DGaffney DGaffney deleted the cv2-5399-downgrade-info-messages branch November 6, 2024 18:33
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