I am using autobahn package with twisted which shows debug message for me every connect to websocket. I tried to switch logging level to info but had no success: Is there an easy way to switch log level? Updated. Here is the twisted_service.py: I run it using twistd script: twistd -noy twisted_service.py And i get a message: 2018-03-03T10:45:22+0500 [builtin.WebsocketService#debug] start
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TensorFlow FileWriter not writing to file
I am training a simple TensorFlow model. The training aspect works fine, but no logs are being written to /tmp/tensorflow_logs and I’m not sure why. Could anyone provide some insight? Thank you Answer A combination of changing the file path from /temp/… to temp/… and adding summary_writer.flush() and summary_writer.close() made the logs be written successfully.
Python logging to stdout and log file
I am fairly new in python and starting to get into the logging module. I would like to have the message logged into a log file and outputting to the console. The code below prints out the message to console but how can I get all the message to be log in a file? Logger object does not have a
How to convert python logging level name to integer code
As of Python 3.2, logging.Logger.setLevel accepts a string level such as ‘INFO’ instead of the corresponding integer constant. This is very handy except that you can’t compare the levels numerically that way and most other logging methods accept integers only. How do I convert a level string to a numerical level using the functions provided by the logging package? Specifically,
Python Logging – Disable logging from imported modules
I’m using the Python logging module, and would like to disable log messages printed by the third party modules that I import. For example, I’m using something like the following: This prints out my debug messages when I do a logger.debug(“my message!”), but it also prints out the debug messages from any module I import (such as requests, and a
Logging module not working with Python3
I am having issues with the standard logging module. If I open a python2.7 shell and import logging everything works fine: But if I open a python3.4 shell and import logging I get the following error: I have no idea what the problem is and can’t seem to find anyone else who has had the same issue. Answer You seem
Python default logger disabled
For some reason, in a Python application I am trying to modify, the logger is not logging anything. I traced the error to logging/__init__.py I am not sure why, but self.disabled is True. Nowhere in the application this value is set and I don’t think any of the packages is changing it. The logger is instantiated as usual logger =
Shell – Trying to output last portion of a logfile (Time-stamp is the separator)
I would like to read in a logfile into shell, and output the last logged event that had occurred. These logs are selenium-python automated test results that I am using in larger script. This script requires the last chunk of the log. Here is an example of one of the last logged events from an example output file: The logfile
How can I see normal print output created during pytest run?
Sometimes I want to just insert some print statements in my code, and see what gets printed out when I exercise it. My usual way to “exercise” it is with existing pytest tests. But when I run these, I don’t seem able to see any standard output (at least from within PyCharm, my IDE). Is there a simple way to
Python Logging (function name, file name, line number) using a single file
I am trying to learn how an application works. And for this I am inserting debug commands as the first line of each function’s body with the goal of logging the function’s name as well as the line number (within the code) where I send a message to the log output. Finally, since this application comprises of many files, I