print -> context.log.debug to surface relevant logs #9
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Resolves #8
While making this I noticed that the
print
messages were originallycontext.log.info
messages. I can see whyinfo
was not ideal. However, I still think it's important to have the option to surface these messages while running the project against a repository with more stargazers than can be captured in a single run. Otherwise, it's not entirely clear what's happening when execution is paused due to token depletion.I think setting these logs to
debug
provides a good compromise. The logs don't clutter the UI by default, but the user still has the option to see them if desired.I left
print(f"User {user} not found.")
in place because I couldn't think of a use case where that was an important log to surface during execution time.I also corrected a minor typo that I found while reading the comments.