logging
logging is Pycopy’s implementation of a subset of CPythons logging module. This module defines functions and classes which implement a flexible event logging system for applications and libraries.
Major differences to CPython logging:
Simplified event propagation, multilevel logger organization is not handled, currently there’re just 2 levels: root logger and specific named loggers.
Filters are not supported.
Requirements
At the time of writing, logging requires the os package (installed automatically by the upip tool).
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