Especially if you're using some of Bonnie's more complex syntax, you may sometimes want to see the actual commands Bonnie runs behind the scenes. Debug mode lets you do just that.

Rather than `bonnie [command]`, use `bonnie -d [command]`/`bonnie --debug [command]`, and Bonnie will print the commands it runs to the console. Note that this will be in the format of the executable used (e.g. `sh`) and the arguments provided to it (e.g. `["-c", "echo Test"]`), which is how commands are actually interpreted at the lower level.