Change level of default handler
See original GitHub issueFirst off, this library is terrific, I found it via the podcast Python Bytes and I’ve been using it ever since.
So here is my question: I understand, the default handler for from loguru import logger
goes to sys.stderr
.
When I try: logger.add(sys.stderr, level="INFO")
, I still get DEBUG
level messages in the terminal.
My goal is to change the level
of the logging to sys.stderr
. I don’t have any other handlers.
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@Delgan Thank you! I’ve got
in my codebase now. I missed that the
.remove()
method removes the previously added handler (meaning the default one). For some reason I thought I’d have to know the default handler’s id.@jetheurer If no argument is provided to
logger.remove()
, all existing handlers are removed.You can also remove the default handler using
logger.remove(0)
, because the default handler will always have the id0
.