3 subject="""comment 1"""
4 date="2020-03-16T18:09:30Z"
6 I'm doubtful about this:
8 * It's not super likely that a debug log will have enough information in it
9 to replicate a one-off problem. At best they generally provide some clues
10 that need to be confirmed with experiments, so the problem needs to be
11 reproduced before I can fix it.
12 * This risks accumulating a bunch of debug logs if the user is doing things
13 that fail. Things can fail for a wide array or reasons that do not need
14 to be debugged, eg git-annex get fails all the time for valid reasons
15 such as a host not being accessible or drive not being mounted.
16 * A debug log might contain some sensitive information, git-annex should
17 certianly not be sending them around without the user's eyes on them.
18 * If the user noticed git-annex is accumulating a bunch of debug logs,
19 and does feel they are sensitive information, they may lose trust in