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TypeDB can be ran in debug mode, in which it'll run RocksDB's dev release, if it is available.
The detection of the debug flag is done in bash since we need to configure the classpath before TypeDB is started. It is complicated if you want do it in TypeDB, after bootup.
However, we may decide that the --debug flag is not critical and/or RocksDB is replaced or never used in dev mode anyway, so we can remove the flag.
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After further discussion, we have agreed that we should keep the --debug flag.
In the ideal scenario, the --debug flag will switch on the dev JAR that contains debugging symbols of the storage library (eg. RocksDB). If we stick with just that behaviour, we should rename it to --devDependencies or --devStorage, etc.
Otherwise, --debug could also take a level --debug=2 which will automatically enable some level of verbose logging throughout the codebase.
TypeDB can be ran in debug mode, in which it'll run RocksDB's dev release, if it is available.
The detection of the debug flag is done in bash since we need to configure the classpath before TypeDB is started. It is complicated if you want do it in TypeDB, after bootup.
However, we may decide that the
--debug
flag is not critical and/or RocksDB is replaced or never used in dev mode anyway, so we can remove the flag.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: