feature: add customization of format levels#21
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Classic glog doesn't use D or T for debug or trace, it uses V for verbose. Let the caller customize the letters so that they can use this instead.
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Looks good to me! mind fixing the clippy lint? |
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The clippy lints are pre-existing (they are all complaining that "variables can be used directly in the |
Change all format strings to inline the format args where possible. This requires Rust 1.58. so set `rust-version` accordingly.
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Updated the PR to fix the clippy lints and set the MSRV. |
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Classic glog doesn't use D or T for debug or trace, it uses V for verbose. Let the caller customize the letters so that they can use this instead.