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Make `rich` traceback and REPL handling more configurable
See original GitHub issueIs it worth to add a section to pyproject.toml to configure settings for rich, e.g. [tool.kedro.rich]? Would this allow users to for example change show_locals to be set to True? (See https://github.com/kedro-org/kedro/issues/1712 for why we set it to False)
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I’m really excited for this, it would make things a lot more configurable 😃
We also have had reports that the logging mode on databricks is unpleasant, so maybe we should have a fallback to no rich logging too.
I’ve expressed this before, but I personally like the approach libraries like Typer take in enabling
richtracebacks if it’s installed, and not using them if not installed, since there’s no need to push the use of rich tracebacks upon everyone.