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When LOG_LEVEL is set in .env, it applies to the Django framework as well as the application. That means when it is set to DEBUG, a ton of messages are logged by Django. At times, that can be useful. However, other times it's overwhelming and makes finding the app's debugging messages difficult.
Solutions
Establish another log level, perhaps DJANGO_LOG_LEVEL for setting Django's level and keep LOG_LEVEL just for this application.
Problem
When
LOG_LEVEL
is set in.env
, it applies to the Django framework as well as the application. That means when it is set toDEBUG
, a ton of messages are logged by Django. At times, that can be useful. However, other times it's overwhelming and makes finding the app's debugging messages difficult.Solutions
Establish another log level, perhaps
DJANGO_LOG_LEVEL
for setting Django's level and keepLOG_LEVEL
just for this application.Similarly, @ssciolla suggested
canvasapi
-specific log levels (see item № 1) in his code review of #11. Perhaps…The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: