[Feature Idea] Debug Mode

[albertalef]

Problem: Hard to see what commands are actually being executed.

Solution: Add verbose debug output mode.

# Enable for single block
sh(debug: true) do
  mkdir("test")
  cd("test") do
    touch("file.txt")
  end
end
# Output:
# [DEBUG] Executing: mkdir test
# [DEBUG]   Duration: 3ms
# [DEBUG]   Exit code: 0
# [DEBUG] Changing directory to: test
# [DEBUG] Executing: touch file.txt
# [DEBUG]   Duration: 2ms
# [DEBUG]   Exit code: 0

# Enable globally
RubyShell.debug = true

# Custom logger
RubyShell.logger = Logger.new("rubyshell.log")

# Log levels
RubyShell.log_level = :info  # :debug, :info, :warn, :error

Implementation:

• Add logging hooks in TerminalExecutor and Executor
• Configurable logger (default to STDERR)
• Include command, duration, exit code, and optionally stdout/stderr

[albertalef]

[gerases]

This doesn't produce anything, is it me?

RubyShell.debug = true
sh do
  echo "test"
end

[albertalef]

@gerases I created a issue to we discuss about this there. Let me help you #72