fix(completion): respect verbose flag when generating shell completions - #120
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When generating completion files, the "Generating ..." message is always displayed, regardless of the verbosity setting. This is annoying when used in your shell startup files. The message is now logged using `utpm_log!`. As `generate` would mostly be used in a shell startup file, I have set the log level to `trace` so that it's not displayed by default.
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I forgot the 'not' in the last line of the commit message... oops! The force-push and edit was to fix that. |
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When generating completion files, the "Generating ..." message is always
displayed, regardless of the verbosity setting. This is annoying when
used in your shell startup files.
The message is now logged using
utpm_log!. Asgeneratewould mostlybe used in a shell startup file, I have set the log level to
tracesothat it's not displayed by default.