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Print out name of log level, not only the number #678
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javier-alvarez
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@fepegar , regarding print versus logging.info: Could do that as well, yes, my initial thought here was to print it irrespective of the current logging level. Any output later in the code is done via logging.info/warning. |
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The logs currently show "
Setting logging level to 20". This is not very nice.I have added a small function that prints out "
Setting logging level to 20 (INFO)" instead.This is printed out using
print. Should we uselogging.infoinstead?