I am saving the logs to a text file and displaying them to the console at the same time. I would like to apply a filter on the logs, so that some logs neither make it to the text file nor the console output. However, with this code, the logs that I would like to filter out are still being saved to the text file. The filter only seems to work on the console output.

The log level set by the handler is ERROR, but the warning log is printed.enter image description here

This is a very basic question on logging, straight from the documentation.

I have a Python application that processes a credit card. I have logging set up for the full program but I would like to split the files so each time a function is called it would write a log file just for that function/transaction. This way I have each transaction logged and easily accessible without having to read through one long log file.

TLDR; When the log record is passed an exc_info is there a way for me to use that for the log record data instead of were it was logged from?

test-executor.py

I’m making a python program that provides a Tkinter GUI for the setup of some hardware, and I have a “debug mode” which uses the logging module to print some messages so that the user can see what the program is doing in greater detail.

foo.py:

I need to debug some legacy code and I only want to print some information to a file that will not disturb any other places in the codebase. The most crude way I have found so far is something like:

I am trying to create a simple handler in my app that would inform me if there’s a problem in my scripts (think of it as a very simple notification version of Sentry).