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Exercism CLI has an interesting feature: the debug subcommand. It basically outputs a lot of useful information that users can use to provide additional context when they are having issues with the CLI and are opening support requests on GitHub.
Here's an example:
❯ exercism debug
**** Debug Information ****
Exercism CLI Version: 2.4.1
Exercism CLI Latest Release: 2.4.1
OS/Architecture: darwin/amd64
Build OS/Architecture /
Home Dir: /Users/joel
Config File: /Users/joel/.exercism.json
API Key: ********************************
Exercises Directory: /Users/joel/.exercism
Testing API endpoints reachability
* GitHub API: https://api.github.com/ [connected] 193.444069ms
* XAPI: http://x.exercism.io [connected] 459.705924ms
* API: http://exercism.io [connected] 537.524548ms
If you are having trouble and need to file a GitHub issue (https://github.com/exercism/exercism.io/issues) please include this information (except your API key. Keep that private).
May worth having an equivalent like this one.
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Exercism CLI has an interesting feature: the
debug
subcommand. It basically outputs a lot of useful information that users can use to provide additional context when they are having issues with the CLI and are opening support requests on GitHub.Here's an example:
May worth having an equivalent like this one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: