Waylan Limberg

I suppose that works as well.

So, this used to be a warning, but was changed to an info message because we got complaints. I initially made it a warning for this very use case. Unfortunately,...

I considered that briefly, although I haven't given it much thought. And yes click supports it, IIRC. Perhaps something like, `--strict`: fail on warning and `--strict --strict`: fail on info?...

It occurs to me that you are assuming that we do the following at each location where a warning is raised: ```python if config['strict']: raise error(msg) else: log.warning(msg) ``` But...

Well, we are just using the logging lib's [logging levels][1], which are just integers. The lib fully supports [defining and using your own levels][2]. We could define a level between...

> `warn-level-2` seems to imply this is something with a higher level than `warning` I agree. `warn-soft` is an interesting suggestion. Personally, I was thinking something like `semi-warning`, which is...

Excellent! `notice` it is--if we go that route.

@cetra, please start a new [discussion][1] and ask your question there. While related to this issue, discussing your question will add a lot of noise to the discussion of the...

I'm assuming that is using a newer version of the theme. Out clone of the theme is based on an older version. We would need to update the theme to...

In the `mkdocs` theme, those config options are used in the template here: https://github.com/mkdocs/mkdocs/blob/a4eb4eb42be5b2b7f401f51baf8c0863f54fe63d/mkdocs/themes/mkdocs/base.html#L44-L56 And for the `readthedocs` theme: https://github.com/mkdocs/mkdocs/blob/a4eb4eb42be5b2b7f401f51baf8c0863f54fe63d/mkdocs/themes/readthedocs/base.html#L55-L76 Of course, for third-party themes, things may be different. Regarding...