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Since we're adding Quietly in #71, let's add Loudly to do the exact opposite!
Say you've got a complicated Task that does like, twelve other Tasks. You normally don't want those other Tasks logged, so you wrap them in a Quietly so the top-Task can summarize what they're doing. But during one of the sub-sub-sub-Tasks, you enter a string into an input field that you really need to know to debug when the test goes wrong.
Enter text loudly with Loudly! Loudly will make sure that no matter whether a Quietly on the outside told the Narrator to be quiet, or a Quietly inside of it tries to stop narrating, everything it's passed will be narrated. LOUDLY!
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I think skipping kinks would completely nullify how Eventually works. We depend on the kinking to toss away the repeated loops in Eventually. If someone wrapped Loudly around actions that use Eventually the logging would look pretty atrocious.
Since we're adding
Quietly
in #71, let's addLoudly
to do the exact opposite!Say you've got a complicated Task that does like, twelve other Tasks. You normally don't want those other Tasks logged, so you wrap them in a
Quietly
so the top-Task can summarize what they're doing. But during one of the sub-sub-sub-Tasks, you enter a string into an input field that you really need to know to debug when the test goes wrong.Enter text loudly with
Loudly
!Loudly
will make sure that no matter whether aQuietly
on the outside told the Narrator to be quiet, or aQuietly
inside of it tries to stop narrating, everything it's passed will be narrated. LOUDLY!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: