notSuppress

notSuppress is a term that appears in certain programming contexts, particularly within logging frameworks or debugging tools. Its primary function is to act as a negation for suppression mechanisms. In essence, when an event or message is marked with "notSuppress," it signals that it should not be hidden or filtered out, even if there are general rules or configurations in place that would otherwise suppress similar items. This is useful for ensuring that specific critical events or debugging information are always visible, regardless of the prevailing suppression settings. For instance, if a system is configured to suppress routine informational logs to reduce verbosity, a "notSuppress" flag on a particular error message would guarantee its appearance in the output. This explicit directive overrides any broader suppression rules, making it a valuable tool for maintaining visibility of essential data during operation or troubleshooting.