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Replace "<circular>" with meaningful reference strings using a hybrid approach: - Objects with names: <EventData-walk>, <BoneData-head>, <Animation-run> - Objects without names: <TrackEntry-1>, <Bone-2>, <SliderTimeline-3> Each serialized object now includes "refString" as its first field, enabling easy navigation from circular references to full object definitions.
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# Improve bash script logging indentation for nested calls
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**Status:** Done
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**Agent PID:** 30228
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## Original Todo
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- clean up logging in spine-c/codegen, use chalk to do colored warnings/errors and make logging look very nice and informative (no emojis)
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## Description
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Implement automatic indentation for bash script logging when scripts call other scripts. Currently, when a script calls another script, both use the same logging functions from `formatters/logging/logging.sh`, making it difficult to distinguish the call hierarchy. The solution will detect script nesting level by analyzing the process tree and automatically indent log output from child scripts.
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## Implementation Plan
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- [x] Create process tree analysis utility to detect script nesting level
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- [x] Add nesting level detection that runs once when logging.sh is sourced
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- [x] Store indentation level in a local variable (SPINE_LOG_INDENT_SPACES) - **not exported**
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- [x] Modify log_action(), log_warn(), and log_detail() to use the pre-calculated local indentation
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- [x] Test with nested script calls (format.sh calling format-cpp.sh, etc.)
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- [x] Ensure backward compatibility and graceful fallback if detection fails
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- [x] Update documentation to explain the new indentation behavior
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- [x] Add script filename to log_title output for better clarity
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## Notes
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26 bash scripts in the codebase use logging.sh functionality, including build, test, format, setup, and publish scripts. All would benefit from proper indentation when calling each other. |