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# bad-settings.txt
# Ill-formed lines, nonexistent settings, bad values.
# When log_calls parses a settings file, it creates a dictionary
# of the settings names and values. The dictionary resulting
# from this file will be empty
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# int('hardly') raises ValueError
enabled='hardly'
# args_sep requires a string but RHS isn't in quotes
args_sep=1492
log_args=
no_such_setting=True
log_elapsed
indent
# =TruE or =fAlSe etc would also work for bool settings
log_exit='not an option'
# int('7.3') raises ValueError
max_history=7.3
# logger can only be an indirect value
#   or a quoted string that's treated as a logger name (or None)
logger=<logging.Logger object at 0x1b48d8c0>
# file can only be sys.stderr or sys.stdout [*** NO QUOTES! ***] (or None)
file=<io.TextIOBase object at 0x2349b85a>
