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>>! In T322286#8401802, @dcaro wrote: > The way git works, is that it does not have a verbose/debug flag on the main command, but enables debugging with env vars, and the rest of discovered subcommands each implement it however they prefer. > > I think that we might want to do so for all, as in, have a --verbose flag in the parent command (option 1), but allow setting it with something like DEBUG=1, and what this flag does, is it also sets the env var if not there when calling the subcommand so any external subcommand can pick it up if implemented there.

Implement the global -v --verbose flag as an environment variable called DEBUG >>! In T322286#8401802, @dcaro wrote: > The way git works, is that it does not have a verbose/debug flag on the main command, but enables debugging with env vars, and the rest of discovered subcommands each implement it however they prefer. > > I think that we might want to do so for all, as in, have a --verbose flag in the parent command (option 1), but allow setting it with something like DEBUG=1, and what this flag does, is it also sets the env var if not there when calling the subcommand so any external subcommand can pick it up if implemented there.

Implement the global -v --verbose flag as an environment variable called DEBUG >>! In T322286#8401802, @dcaro wrote: > The way git works, is that it does not have a verbose/debug flag on the main command, but enables debugging with env vars, and the rest of discovered subcommands each implement it however they prefer. > > I think that we might want to do so for all, as in, have a --verbose flag in the parent command (option 1), but allow setting it with something like DEBUG=1, and what this flag does, is it also sets the env var if not there when calling the subcommand so any external subcommand can pick it up if implemented there.