LeoVasanko
44c1ed191e
configure_logging() now runs with default arguments when kanta.logging is imported, attaching a plain stderr handler with propagate=False to the event loggers (kanta.bootstrap/migration/transaction) that carry Kanta-rendered output. No levels are set by default, so event output inherits the effective root level: a framework switching root between INFO in development and WARNING in production governs Kanta output too. Other configure_logging changes: channel enable flags use logger.disabled (propagate toggling no longer silences now that event loggers have their own handler), skiproot=False removes Kanta's handler and re-enables propagation so the root logger renders event output, and debug=True lifts only the DEBUG-emitting loggers (bootstrap, migration) to DEBUG instead of setting a level on the "kanta" parent.
34 lines
942 B
Python
34 lines
942 B
Python
import logging
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import pytest
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from kanta.serialization import JsonSerializer, MsgPackSerializer
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@pytest.fixture(
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params=[
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("json", JsonSerializer),
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("msgpack", MsgPackSerializer),
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],
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ids=["json", "msgpack"],
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)
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def format_config(request):
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return request.param
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@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
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def _kanta_event_loggers_propagate():
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"""Let kanta's event loggers propagate so caplog captures their records.
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Kanta configures them with ``propagate = False`` at import time, which
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would hide their records from pytest's root-logger capture handler.
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"""
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names = ("kanta.bootstrap", "kanta.migration", "kanta.transaction")
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loggers = [logging.getLogger(name) for name in names]
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previous = [logger.propagate for logger in loggers]
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for logger in loggers:
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logger.propagate = True
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yield
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for logger, propagate in zip(loggers, previous):
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logger.propagate = propagate
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