How to select the logging level of ffmpegio ? #11
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@justinbacle - Unfortunately, the logging aspect of this package has been coded very loosely (as I started building this package very early in my Python career). If you could print what the warning is, I can try to patch it up asap. |
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Thank you for the very quick answer :o |
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I see so the I'll put revamping of the logging higher on my todo list, but unfortunately this will take more effort than a quick fix (and I'm currently swamped with work). So, for the moment, please run
to lower the overall logging level. This should remove the logs (along with all other logs...) |
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Thank you, definitely okay to wait for a future update, if I find the time, I may try do it and create a PR, I thought I was missing something obvious. |
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I think I just realized what you're trying to do... to debug your own code while disabling debug message from dependent modules 😫 Sorry for the inconvenience |
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Took me a while, but the latest release, v0.9.0, switched from the root logger to |
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Awesome, I'll try that in the coming weeks |
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Hi all,
I tried reducing the logging level of ffmpegio using the following
logging.getLogger("ffmpegio").setLevel(logging.WARNING)as I do it for other modules, but the path.py file of ffmpegio still continues to show loads of debug info on ffmpegio.audio.read()
Is there a better/proper way to choose which log level to have ?
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