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This pull request addresses log verbosity by adjusting the logging level for Pagure request headers. By changing the log level from INFO to DEBUG, the system's default logs will be cleaner and less cluttered with routine information, while still allowing the detailed request header information to be available when debugging is enabled.

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  • Logging Verbosity: The log level for messages detailing Pagure request headers has been lowered from INFO to DEBUG.
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This pull request proposes lowering the log level for Pagure request headers from INFO to DEBUG. This is a positive change that aligns with best practices for logging, as request headers are typically considered debug-level information. By making this change, log output will be cleaner during normal operations, while the detailed header information remains available when debugging is enabled. The implementation is correct and I approve of this change.

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nforro commented Dec 1, 2025

recheck

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nforro commented Dec 1, 2025

pre-commit.ci autofix

@nforro nforro merged commit eebb4b2 into packit:main Dec 1, 2025
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@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this from new to done in Packit Kanban Board Dec 1, 2025
@nforro nforro deleted the logging branch December 1, 2025 15:13
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