Add a Candidates#toString method to make debugging easier#1142
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Currently debugging problems in the resolver involves a comparing different alternatives solutions. As the overall state could be quite big inspecting the state of the object itself can be quite challenging. This now adds a new Candidates#toString method that allows for easy print out of the state of a Candidates object enriching it with some extracted data like if a requirement is optional or a substitution package and what a resource currently provides to others.
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Currently debugging problems in the resolver involves a comparing different alternatives solutions. As the overall state could be quite big inspecting the state of the object itself can be quite challenging.
This now adds a new Candidates#toString method that allows for easy print out of the state of a Candidates object enriching it with some extracted data like if a requirement is optional or a substitution package and what a resource currently provides to others.
This is extracted from
as it becomes quite handy when looking at different candidate sets.