chore: Add more detailed logging for executing cmds #1097
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This makes some changes to the logging to make debugging what is happening a bit easier when we run external commands.
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This makes some changes to the logging to make debugging what is happening a bit easier when we run external commands.
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Description
This makes some changes to the logging to make debugging what is
happening a bit easier when we run external commands.
Motivation and Context
I was trying to debug some changes I was making locally and found it
useful to have the full details of what happened rather than just when
the command failed. Since this mght be useful to others I've added it
here.
Types of changes
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How Has This Been Tested?
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