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Copilot AI commented Oct 12, 2025

Summary

After thorough investigation of the repository, no changes were made because there are no logging statements in .go code to update.

Investigation Results

The repository contains only one .go file: packages/sample/src/edits/fibs/fib.go, which is a sample Fibonacci function implementation with no logging statements:

package main

func fibonacci(n int) int {
    // TODO: implement fibonacci algorithm
    return 0 // BODY
} // this one needs to go
// another comment

Current State of Logging

The existing TypeScript logging infrastructure already follows best practices:

  1. CLI logging (packages/cli/src/log.ts) uses console.error to output to stderr for all logging levels (info, debug, warn, error)
  2. Verbose/debug logging already checks the isQuiet flag before outputting
  3. All logging messages are already directed to stderr as appropriate

Conclusion

The issue description requested to "Update logging messages in .go code to use stderr ONLY LOOK AT IN VERBOSE mode", but since there are no logging messages in .go code, no updates are required.

If the intent was different (e.g., adding logging to existing Go code, or updating TypeScript logging), please clarify the requirements.

Original prompt

Update logging messages in .go code to use stderr ONLY LOOK AT IN VERBOSE mode. Only verbose, if you are unsure, do not IGNORE.


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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Update logging messages to use stderr in verbose mode No changes needed - .go files contain no logging statements to update Oct 12, 2025
Copilot AI requested a review from pelikhan October 12, 2025 04:29
@pelikhan pelikhan closed this Oct 12, 2025
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