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There are several places throughout the package that use print statements to output useful information to the screen. Sometimes these are controlled by "debug" or "quiet" arguments. Rather than using these repeated arguments and print statements, we should aim to use a logger (e.g. the builtin logging package) so that the amount of output and the level of severity of these messages (DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR) can easily be controlled by the user.
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Yeah, I have been meaning to refactor everything to use a proper logger. I last setup one up ~6 years ago for a Python 2.7 code, so I will have to brush up on what what has changed since then.
There are several places throughout the package that use
print
statements to output useful information to the screen. Sometimes these are controlled by "debug" or "quiet" arguments. Rather than using these repeated arguments and print statements, we should aim to use a logger (e.g. the builtinlogging
package) so that the amount of output and the level of severity of these messages (DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR) can easily be controlled by the user.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: