Provide better logging for “run”
See original GitHub issueThis is more like a TODO item for myself. Ref #2335.
- Add an environment variable to control verbosity. Probably consolidate this with
--verbose
? Butrun
cannot have a--verbose
flag now (unless we improve parsing). - Show more information when the flag is set, e.g. what command will be run.
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Alright I’ve merged that, you should be able to use
PIPENV_VERBOSITY
to control this.This request has been implemented in d47604892a915ddf0b2a130dadaf01376442ae6a followed by aee66c607481a36e52dd414873d0e40e9f12b5c3, so close it now.