On Sep 29, 6:07 pm, Simon Willison <si...@simonwillison.net> wrote: > Thanks for dropping by. Firstly, I'm sorry for disparaging of your > work. I mis-spoke when I said the logging module wasn't "nicely > designed" - I obviously don't believe that, since I'm very keen on > including it in Django. I should have picked my words much more > carefully. > > The point I intended to make is that using the logging module > correctly requires quite a lot of knowledge on the part of the > developer - there's a lot to understand in there. When I talk about a > "thin wrapper" for Django really I'm really just talking about smart > defaults - ensuring that Django users can start using logging without > needing to know anything more than "import this and call the log.error > () method", but that the full power of the logging library is still > available once they need it. > > So again, I apologise for my extremely poor choice of words - that was > decidedly unclassy. I'm excited that you're interested in helping us > integrate logging with Django in the best possible way. >
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