Python-Logging does not write info in the log file
I try to write a error or info logs to a log file. Here is the basicConfig
Python-Logging does not write info in the log file
I try to write a error or info logs to a log file. Here is the basicConfig
Python-Logging does not write info in the log file
I try to write a error or info logs to a log file. Here is the basicConfig
Python-Logging does not write info in the log file
I try to write a error or info logs to a log file. Here is the basicConfig
Access the `extra` argument from `LogRecordFactory`
My goal is to be able to access the extra
argument of each LogRecord
to format it properly, as a way to create a basic structured logger.
Why is my log file empty in my python script?
I am trying to output the errors, if there are any in the code, and also the results of the stored procedure in my log file. The log file is created but it is empty. I have other logging in my code that logs errors but nothing is showing up. Here is my code:
emit different logs in different format based on condition like security events, normal software operation events etc to the std out
I am stuck at situation where i have to
emit logs in different format based on condition like security events, normal software operation events etc to the std out.
example
lets say
Can I use the logging module to log the output of several, parallel async calls to some library to separate files?
Assume I have a library "lib"
that logs some things via the logging module. I.e. there is a file ./lib/func.py
that’s somewhat like
Python logging, duplicated messages
Please consider this code:
Is it possible to promote the log traces issued from a child logger under a configured root logger?
We have a few specific python modules which have most of their log traces of the form logging.debug
. The owner of that source wishes the log traces to be debug
, another team wishes them to be info
. The root logger the second team uses sets logging.INFO
as their application’s logging level since there are a lot of other source modules which would flood the app’s logs with debug traces if the root logger were set to that level.