Add logging#65
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This PR seems to also include "pip install", although I tried to keep those separate... Sorry if this causes any issue, I'm not sure what happened! |
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Also here I wonder if a short description in our doc files would make sense? How to configure verbosity, etc.? Or ist that for later? |
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@nheeren that makes sense! I may have already something written for it, I'll have a look! |
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This is a tentative logging module for BuildME.
This adds loggers to each file in BuildME/BuildME; the loggers are 'collected' by the logger in main.py, which uses the dictConfig as defined in settings.LOGGING_CONFIG.
For now, it simply collects logging messages and outputs them to the console; it also 'records' any logging.error() in an error log file. This file is "rotating" - two text files of up to 1 MB each can coexist; after that, the older file is deleted.
This is a first step, the logger can be enhanced further to include the features discussed in #61 !