#16228: "Using logging" needs clarification?
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Reporter: | Owner: nobody
shige.abe@… | Status: new
Type: | Component: Documentation
Cleanup/optimization | Severity: Normal
Milestone: | Keywords:
Version: 1.3 | Has patch: 0
Resolution: | Needs tests: 0
Triage Stage: Accepted | Easy pickings: 0
Needs documentation: 0 |
Patch needs improvement: 0 |
UI/UX: 0 |
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Comment (by shige.abe@…):
Thanks for accepting this ticket.
I'm not an expert on how this works which is why I was confused, but I
would think it should start off with the changes to settings followed by
how to setup logging in models ending with some way to verify that
something is being logged.
It would be super if the example showed emailing, logging to files and any
other common use cases. For example, I'm not sure why logging to files as
I have it set records useful info, but the emailed version is essentially
blank!
It sounds like the Python docs talk about this in a lot more detail so we
shouldn't duplicate that but I think it wouldn't be bad to expand the
Django docs a little more to present a functional mini-tutorial.
Thanks again,
Shige
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