Logging with fabric and python -


how use python logging module fabric?

i've set tests in fabfile.py , configured logger, etc, because it's using local() execute, guess logging never gets set in tests or function module calls.

here's example of fabfile.py:

from fabric.api import local import logging import module def unittest(name='all'):     logger = logging.getlogger(__name__)     logger.setlevel(logging.info)     fh = logging.filehandler('logs/unittest.log')     formatter = logging.formatter('%(asctime)s - %(name)s - %(levelname)s - ' +                                   '%(message)s')     fh.setformatter(formatter)     logger.addhandler(fh)     logger.info('unittest started.')     local('py.test module') 

and in module, module.py

import pytest import logging def test_main():     logger = getlogger(__name__)     logger.info('function started.') 

the log filled message fabfile.py nothing module.py

your module.py has error on line:

logger = getlogger(__name__) 

it should be:

logger = logging.getlogger(__name__) 

after you're right: logger in module.py independent 1 in fabfile. if set logger test case inside pytest session ok.


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