--trace-to-file to support negation

[pwilliams906]

Maybe I'm misreading things, but it seems to me that when --trace-silent (default false) was refactored to --trace-to-file (default true) in 3afaf2d we lost the ability to turn it off? Nothing I'm trying seems to work, whether the flag is present or not, with a subsequent parameter of "false" or not, log files are generated.

In my case, I was trying to launch dozens of yuniql instances concurrently (via powershell's Start-ThreadJob) and the naming convention on the log files (date and time to the second) would generate synonyms, which caused problems downstream. I've worked around it by pre-creating folders for every database being upgraded, forcing each instance to run in its own folder using --trace-to-directory, and then deleting the folders when done, which does work for me.

[rdagumampan]

@pwilliams906, interesting find and thank you for reaching out. Sounds like a bug and I'll try to find time to repro and fix. Possible patch release would after Easter holidays Apr 20+. Glad you still manage to find a work around, sorry for inconvenience.

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[rdagumampan]

Closed. Released in v1.3.10.
https://github.com/rdagumampan/yuniql/releases/tag/v1.3.10