Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of LoggingProposal

Timestamp:

Oct 10, 2009, 9:48:08 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

simon

Comment:

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LoggingProposal

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 == The Plan ==
 
-1. DONE: Create a 'django' logger, hooked up to a NullHandler and with propagate=False so all logging is silent by default
-2. Start using loggers within Django itself (so far only the SQL logger is DONE, and that implementation could definitely be improved)
-3. DONE: Add a --loglevel command line switch to ./manage.py runserver to cause specified handlers to print to the console
-4. DONE: Add a mechanism for configuring loggers from Django's settings.py file using a LOGGING setting
-5. Figure out how users can get fine-grained control over their loggers by writing regular Python code
+ 1. DONE: Create a 'django' logger, hooked up to a NullHandler and with propagate=False so all logging is silent by default
+ 2. Start using loggers within Django itself (so far only the SQL logger is DONE, and that implementation could definitely be improved)
+ 3. DONE: Add a --loglevel command line switch to ./manage.py runserver to cause specified handlers to print to the console
+ 4. DONE: Add a mechanism for configuring loggers from Django's settings.py file using a LOGGING setting
+ 5. Figure out how users can get fine-grained control over their loggers by writing regular Python code
 
 Items marked DONE above aren't necessarily of production quality yet, but there's enough working code to see how they would look.