anmolxlight opened a new pull request, #71959:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/71959

   Fixes #71768
   
   ## Problem
   
   With `[logging] remote_logging = True` and a user-defined 
`logging_config_class`, Airflow 3.2.x discovers the remote task log handler by 
reading two module-level attributes from the user's module 
(`discover_remote_log_handler` in 
`shared/logging/src/airflow_shared/logging/remote.py`):
   
   - `REMOTE_TASK_LOG`
   - `DEFAULT_REMOTE_CONN_ID`
   
   If `REMOTE_TASK_LOG` is missing, the scheduler warns `Remote log handler 
could not be loaded; logs will be available locally only.` and task logs are 
never uploaded to the remote backend. The 3.2.2 documentation did not mention 
these attributes at all, so users migrating from 2.x (where a plain extended 
`LOGGING_CONFIG` dict was enough) hit this silently. The section already exists 
on `main` (and shipped in 3.3.x docs); this backports it to the `v3-2-test` 
branch so the 3.2 docs match.
   
   ## Change
   
   Backport the "Custom logging configs and remote logging" section from `main` 
into 
`airflow-core/docs/administration-and-deployment/logging-monitoring/advanced-logging-configuration.rst`,
 including:
   
   - the two required module-level attributes and what they do
   - the exact startup warning users see when `REMOTE_TASK_LOG` is missing
   - a working `MyRemoteLogIO` example
   - the note about defining it in your own module rather than re-exporting 
from `airflow_local_settings`
   
   Docs-only change; verified the referenced API 
(`airflow.logging.remote.RemoteLogIO`, discovery of both globals) exists on the 
`v3-2-test` branch.


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