GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 786118
Allow setting debug level when running the applications
Last modified: 2018-01-11 10:37:15 UTC
It would be cool if there was some way to set the level of debug output when clicking on the run button.
I assume this will be different for most applications? Some will want command line arguments, others environment variables?
I was mostly thinking about things like G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=all and so on.
Created attachment 359424 [details] [review] runner: set G_MESSAGES_DEBUG in runners We wan't to ensure that users can see log messages from things like g_message() when developing applications. Hiding that sort of stuff is only really useful to users.
Comment on attachment 359424 [details] [review] runner: set G_MESSAGES_DEBUG in runners I think it's safe to unconditionally set G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=all during development. We might want to come up with something else for the other cases, but it needs UI design before I'm willing to push that through. Attachment 359424 [details] pushed as 8d33f06 - runner: set G_MESSAGES_DEBUG in runners
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