Be a bit more verbose when loading module facts #270
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Right now, you only get a rather unhelpful pile of `Loading facts` messages when having a log level of info. This changes the messages so that it's clear which module's facts are loaded and you're not staring at a bunch of info-level messages that are only understandable when you're actually at debug level.
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I was curious, so I tested the proposed change on a test system and ended up with the following output: Is that the expected output? Any variations? |
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Essentially; it would just be a lot of |
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Right now, you only get a rather unhelpful pile of
Loading factsmessages when having a log level of info. This changes the messages so that it's clear which module's facts are loaded and you're not staring at a bunch of info-level messages that are only understandable when you're actually at debug level.