FUEGO DEBUG in split format
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Note: FUEGO_DEBUG is now deprecated. Please used the newer FUEGO_LOGLEVELS feature instead of this. As of Fuego version 1.4, FUEGO_DEBUG is still supported for backwards compatibility. | ''Note: FUEGO_DEBUG is now deprecated. Please used the newer [[FUEGO_LOGLEVELS]] feature instead of this. As of Fuego version 1.4, FUEGO_DEBUG is still supported for backwards compatibility.'' |
| The environment variable FUEGO_DEBUG is used to control debug output during execution of a Fuego test. | The environment variable FUEGO_DEBUG is used to control debug output during execution of a Fuego test. |
| If this variable is not set, no debugging messages (or less messages) are produced. | If this variable is not set, no debugging messages (or less messages) are produced. |
| The variable is a bitmask. If it is defined at all, then the script system will produce shell trace messages as part of the test log. | The variable is a bitmask. If it is defined at all, then the script system will produce shell trace messages as part of the test log. |
| The following bitmask values can be used to turn on debugging for different parts of the system: * 1 = debug the main execution of test phases * 2 = debug the parser * 4 = debug the criteria processor * 8 = debug the chart generator code | The following bitmask values can be used to turn on debugging for different parts of the system: * 1 = debug the main execution of test phases * 2 = debug the parser * 4 = debug the criteria processor * 8 = debug the chart generator code |
| Combinations are allowed, but must be in decimal. | Combinations are allowed, but must be in decimal. |
| Example: export FUEGO_DEBUG=15 | Example: export FUEGO_DEBUG=15 |
| This would turn on debug messages for all areas. | This would turn on debug messages for all areas. |