v0.19.x: Make bundle validate subcommand respect verbosity (#3795) #3812
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…#3795) * Make bundle validate subcommand respect verbosity This makes the bundle validate subcommand respect the verbosity level by setting it directly in the logger that's actually used, and not in the global logger as was done previously. Closes: operator-framework#3793 * add unit test Co-authored-by: Austin Macdonald <austin@redhat.com>
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Cherry-picked from #3795
This makes the bundle validate subcommand respect the verbosity level
by setting it directly in the logger that's actually used, and not in
the global logger as was done previously.
Closes: #3793
Co-authored-by: Austin Macdonald austin@redhat.com
NOTE:
I cherry-picked manually because the bot couldn't handle an imports merge conflict.