allows for filtering out of erroneous information from logs by assigning
values to different types of logging. the purpose of each log level is
as follows:
trace - used by AFT internal systems or debug events that would be very chatty (for ex: occur within a loop)
debug - used for debug logging that does not run within a loop or at a high frequency
info - used for informational events providing current state of a system
step - used within a test to denote where within the test steps we are
warn - used for unexpected errors that are recoverable
pass - used to indicate the success of a test expectation or assertion
fail - used to indicate the failure of a test expectation or assertion
error - used for unexpected errors that are not recoverable
none - used when no logging is desired (disables logging)
allows for filtering out of erroneous information from logs by assigning values to different types of logging. the purpose of each log level is as follows:
trace
- used by AFT internal systems or debug events that would be very chatty (for ex: occur within a loop)debug
- used for debug logging that does not run within a loop or at a high frequencyinfo
- used for informational events providing current state of a systemstep
- used within a test to denote where within the test steps we arewarn
- used for unexpected errors that are recoverablepass
- used to indicate the success of a test expectation or assertionfail
- used to indicate the failure of a test expectation or assertionerror
- used for unexpected errors that are not recoverablenone
- used when no logging is desired (disables logging)