Debug and trace don't seem to work?

[chucker]

(Maybe I'm missing a step where I need to tell swift-log not to swallow them?)

Given the following code:

		logger.debug("debug")
		logger.info("info")
		logger.critical("critical")
		logger.error("error")
		logger.notice("notice")
		logger.trace("trace")
		logger.warning("warning")

And a Terminal call to log stream:

log stream --predicate '(subsystem contains "me.chucker")' --debug

I get:

Filtering the log data using "subsystem CONTAINS "me.chucker""
Timestamp                       Thread     Type        Activity             PID    TTL  
2022-11-18 00:19:08.588877+0100 0x147f90   Info        0x0                  8955   0    MyApp: [me.chucker.MyApp:] info
2022-11-18 00:19:08.588932+0100 0x147f90   Fault       0x290b3b             8955   0    MyApp: [me.chucker.MyApp:] critical
2022-11-18 00:19:08.588954+0100 0x147f90   Error       0x0                  8955   0    MyApp: [me.chucker.MyApp:] error
2022-11-18 00:19:08.588967+0100 0x147f90   Default     0x0                  8955   0    MyApp: [me.chucker.MyApp:] notice
2022-11-18 00:19:08.588978+0100 0x147f90   Info        0x0                  8955   0    MyApp: [me.chucker.MyApp:] warning

Which is to say… it works as expected for types info and above, but not for debug, even though I explicitly ask log stream to show debug messages. Same if I go to the Console app and do Action → Include Debug Messages.

I know the --debug flag works because ignoring my current app, this:

log stream --predicate 'messageType == "debug"'

…will return nothing, whereas this:

log stream --predicate 'messageType == "debug"' --debug

…will return a veritable firehose (but nothing from my app).