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This patch addresses a now-resolved curiosity where `DeprecationWarning`s were not being visibly raised when intentionally triggered in an application. They turn out to be ignored by default. `UserWarning`s were also not displaying by default, so this patch designates some of the erroneous behaviors not intended to cause halts as `RuntimeWarning`s. This patch also adds the expected environment variable name to a docstring visible in the command-line help() interface. References: * https://docs.python.org/3/library/warnings.html Signed-off-by: Alex Nelson <alexander.nelson@nist.gov>
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This patch addresses a now-resolved curiosity where
DeprecationWarnings were not being visibly raised when intentionally triggered in an application. They turn out to be ignored by default.UserWarnings were also not displaying by default, so this patch designates some of the erroneous behaviors not intended to cause halts asRuntimeWarnings.This patch also adds the expected environment variable name to a docstring visible in the command-line help() interface.
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