Hi again
I have seen my error! I was mistakenly occasionally creating the logger
using
logger = logging.Logger("a.b.c")
instead of
logger = logging.getLogger("a.b.c")
Doh. I miss my private constructors to save me from such embarrasment
;^)
Cheers
Robert
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> I delved in the code and found that when my logger "a.b.c" is created,
> it doesn't create Loggers for "a.b" or "a" but rather instances of a
> PlaceHolder class. If I actually call logging.getLogger("a.b") and
> logging.getLogger("a") then the PlaceHolders get converted to Loggers
> and the hie
Hi all
I have been trying to set up a framework with logging implemented using
the built in Python logging module. For better or worse, I have decided
to base the logger names on the module names. This means that I am
using multiple layers of name, eg logging.getLogger("a.b.c"). I am also
using lo
