Add verbosity levels to configure command

[josecelano]

Overview

Add graduated verbosity levels (-v, -vv, -vvv) to the configure command following the same pattern established by the provision command (task 8.1, PR #361).

This will show configuration steps, Ansible operations, and system changes at different detail levels, giving users control over progress visibility during infrastructure configuration.

Specification

See detailed specification: docs/issues/363-add-verbosity-levels-to-configure-command.md

Implementation Plan

Phase 1: Handler Integration (1-2 hours)

• Update ConfigureCommandHandler::execute() to accept Option<&dyn CommandProgressListener>
• Add on_step_started() calls for each configuration step
• Pass listener through to individual configuration steps
• Update controller to pass listener from UserOutput to handler

Phase 2: Step-Level Progress (2-3 hours)

• Update configuration step execute() methods to accept listener parameter
• Add on_detail() calls in each step for context (versions, ports, status)
• Add on_debug() calls for Ansible execution details (commands, playbooks, paths)
• Manual test with -vv and -vvv flags

Phase 3: Testing and Documentation (1-2 hours)

• Manual testing with all verbosity levels
• Verify output readability at all levels
• Update user guide documentation
• Verify help text includes verbosity examples

Total Estimated Time: 4-7 hours

Example Output

Normal (default)

⏳ [2/3] Configuring provisioned infrastructure...
⏳   ✓ Infrastructure configured (took 18.3s)

Verbose (-v)

⏳ [2/3] Configuring provisioned infrastructure...
📋   [Step 1/7] Rendering Ansible templates...
📋   [Step 2/7] Installing Docker...
📋   [Step 3/7] Installing Docker Compose...
📋   [Step 4/7] Configuring firewall (UFW)...
📋   [Step 5/7] Setting up automatic security updates...
📋   [Step 6/7] Creating application directory structure...
📋   [Step 7/7] Setting directory permissions...
⏳   ✓ Infrastructure configured (took 18.3s)

VeryVerbose (-vv)

📋   [Step 2/7] Installing Docker...
      → Installing Docker Engine from official repository
      → Docker version: 24.0.7
📋   [Step 4/7] Configuring firewall (UFW)...
      → Allowing SSH port 22
      → Allowing HTTP port 80, HTTPS port 443
      → Firewall status: active

Debug (-vvv)

📋   [Step 2/7] Installing Docker...
🔍      → Ansible working directory: ./build/my-env/ansible
🔍      → Executing playbook: ansible-playbook install-docker.yml -i inventory.ini
🔍      → Playbook completed successfully
      → Docker version: 24.0.7

Acceptance Criteria

Quality Checks:

• Pre-commit checks pass: ./scripts/pre-commit.sh
• All existing tests pass
• No clippy warnings

Task-Specific:

• Configure command accepts -v, -vv, -vvv flags
• Default behavior unchanged (backward compatible)
• Verbose level shows all configuration steps
• VeryVerbose level shows Ansible task details
• Debug level shows Ansible commands and paths
• Output clean and readable at all levels
• Pattern matches provision command (consistency)

Related

• Parent: Epic: Add levels of verbosity #362 (Epic: Add levels of verbosity)
• Reference: PR #361 - Provision command verbosity (task 8.1)
• Architecture: Generic Command Progress Listener
• UX Research: Console Output & Logging Strategy
• Roadmap: Section 8.2