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Never use root logger to allow filtering zappa logs with greater ease #1277

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It is a simple change to avoid using the root logger, so that upstream application can easily decide how to handle these specific logs while leaving root logger untouched.

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bagage commented Oct 19, 2023

I think the CI failed independently of my MR, should I do something @monkut?

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bagage commented Oct 26, 2023

Ping @monkut?

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coverage: 74.736%. remained the same
when pulling ab95bc4 on bagage:do-not-use-root-logger
into 3cbe342 on zappa:master.

@javulticat javulticat self-requested a review November 6, 2023 03:14
@javulticat javulticat merged commit 35af3cd into zappa:master Nov 6, 2023
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Hey @bagage, I came across this today, and it looked like the CI runners indeed had experienced some unrelated issue the first time they ran for your PR and you just needed someone to re-run the CI jobs for you. So, I triggered the CI to run on your PR again, and everything came back green as expected. So, I went ahead and merged this after giving the code a quick review myself. Nice catch, and thanks for your contribution!

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bagage commented Nov 6, 2023

Awesome, thanks @javulticat 💯

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