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Do not use print function. Use logger instead #3591

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Do not use print function. User logger instead
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11 changes: 5 additions & 6 deletions src/sagemaker/processing.py
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data pre-processing, post-processing, feature engineering, data validation, and model evaluation,
and interpretation on Amazon SageMaker.
"""
from __future__ import print_function, absolute_import
from __future__ import absolute_import

import os
import pathlib
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"""
process_args = cls._get_process_args(processor, inputs, outputs, experiment_config)

# Print the job name and the user's inputs and outputs as lists of dictionaries.
print()
print("Job Name: ", process_args["job_name"])
print("Inputs: ", process_args["inputs"])
print("Outputs: ", process_args["output_config"]["Outputs"])
# Log the job name and the user's inputs and outputs as lists of dictionaries.
logger.debug("Job Name: %s", process_args["job_name"])
logger.debug("Inputs: %s", process_args["inputs"])
logger.debug("Outputs: %s", process_args["output_config"]["Outputs"])

# Call sagemaker_session.process using the arguments dictionary.
processor.sagemaker_session.process(**process_args)
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