Change 'No pending activations' log from warn to debug level#686
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This reduces log noise when there are no pending activations to fetch, which is a normal operational state and doesn't require warning level logging. Fixes STREAM-1120 Co-authored-by: George Berdovskiy <george-sentry@users.noreply.github.com>
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Refs STREAM-1120
Summary
Reduces the log level of "No pending activations" from
warn!todebug!in the gRPC server'sset_task_statusmethod.Changes
src/grpc/server.rsline 192 fromwarn!todebug!Rationale
Having no pending activations is a normal operational state that doesn't require warning-level logging. This change reduces log noise during normal operation while still keeping the message available at debug level for troubleshooting.
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