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Our current logging configuration only adds a rotating file handler, and does not configure a console handler. This means:
What we would actually want:
To achieve this behaviour, we need to add a console handler to our logger and set the appropriate log levels for both handlers.
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We could also use loguru or fancylog to reduce the amount of logging configuration we have to do on our side.
If we go with fancylog, we'd have to first address this issue.
fancylog
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naive question:
is it a matter of adding a
import logging logging.getLogger().setLevel(logging.INFO)
?
EDIT: we confirm this was indeed naive 😬
I had in my notes that this logging tutorial was useful so linking here in case it helps
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Our current logging configuration only adds a rotating file handler, and does not configure a console handler. This means:
What we would actually want:
To achieve this behaviour, we need to add a console handler to our logger and set the appropriate log levels for both handlers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: