Python Tutorial: Logging Basics - Logging to Files, Setting Levels, and Formatting

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How did you highlight duplicated codes and edit them all at once?

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The line:
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)

apparently doesn’t work on Python 3.9.12 - I get a trace back with:
…
AttributeError: partially initialized module ‘logging’ has no attribute ‘basicConfig’ (most likely due to a circular import)

In fairness, I also tried putting this line after:
If __name__==“__main__”:

But I still get:
…
AttributeError: module ‘logging’ has no attribute ‘basicConfig’

When I run it, though it no longer complains about the module being partially initialized. Interestingly, autocomplete (in VS Code) does show ‘basicConfig’ as a viable option after typing, “logging.b”.

Thanks for the video.. it's quite clear

I keep getting a FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2} No such file or directory: 'file path'

I want the log file to save to a specific directory, but the directory is there I made sure of it. my path is something like this: r'C:\Users\wade\desktop\logs' + '/' + str(date) + ' log.log'

Am I receiving this error because of the file name after I enter the directory? I have other scripts that do the exact same thing and the log configuration is set up the same way so I don't understand why this isn't working. Please help!

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Great tutorial! Simple, easy to understand, useful info. Thank you!

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Fantastic tutorial - I've been meaning to implement logging into quite a large project, and these logging videos have helped me astronomically. Thank you!

If you're following along in a notebook, you have to first create a logger instance:

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

... then use that instance wherever you'd use `logging`.

logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
logger.debug(f'Add {x} + {y} = {add_result}')

Hope that helps all you nb users :) .

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Use python logging to log user IPs+time in a file whenever a request comes to the server, this should be done in a custom middleware

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Clean setup, what IDE are you using? VSCODE? What are you using run? It's not # %% junypter ... it looks like direct terminal?

is there a way to make logging to show up in stdout as well?

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oh, nice, apparently this is easier then I thought, I was trying to make my own logging system... i failed XD

thanks! worked really well for my program

FYI, for the test.log file to get generated it's required to add the flag- "force=True" to the end of the logging.basicConfig function after "format" argument

Amazing! Very easy to understand. I was team print up until this point, but logs are much cooler.

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