feat: OpenCode Logging - #3
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For context: I had some issues getting things set up for this plugin. Granted, I was not following the docs 1:1 (installed cli tools via nix-darwin), but having a view into the plugin's internal state would have made debugging things a lot easier. I did end up getting the plugin working, and I've really enjoyed using it! |
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Hey, thanks for the contribution! I'm glad that it's been useful to folks other than me (: There's one alarming conditional logic other than that it's fine. |
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Summary
--log-levelfor troubleshootingDetails
This change introduces a small shared logger wrapper around client.app.log() and threads it through the voice plugin so failures and state transitions are visible in OpenCode’s normal logs.
Logged areas include:
Validation
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