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# Log Levels
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This document describes the different log levels supported by the grpc-go
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library, and under what conditions they should be used.
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### Info
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Info messages are for informational purposes and may aid in the debugging of
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applications or the gRPC library.
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Examples:
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- The name resolver received an update.
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- The balancer updated its picker.
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- Significant gRPC state is changing.
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At verbosity of 0 (the default), any single info message should not be output
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more than once every 5 minutes under normal operation.
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### Warning
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Warning messages indicate problems that are non-fatal for the application, but
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could lead to unexpected behavior or subsequent errors.
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Examples:
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- Resolver could not resolve target name.
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- Error received while connecting to a server.
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- Lost or corrupt connection with remote endpoint.
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### Error
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Error messages represent errors in the usage of gRPC that cannot be returned to
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the application as errors, or internal gRPC-Go errors that are recoverable.
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Internal errors are detected during gRPC tests and will result in test failures.
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Examples:
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- Invalid arguments passed to a function that cannot return an error.
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- An internal error that cannot be returned or would be inappropriate to return
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to the user.
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### Fatal
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Fatal errors are severe internal errors that are unrecoverable. These lead
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directly to panics, and are avoided as much as possible.
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Example:
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- Internal invariant was violated.
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- User attempted an action that cannot return an error gracefully, but would
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lead to an invalid state if performed.
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