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Allow suppression of info characters when log level set to warn #495
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Mind providing an example? A lot of logging done in Faust is controlled by mode-streaming, see faust-streaming/mode#36 for an example of how a lot of logging is controlled by Mode. |
An image possibly shows the best example, but I'll also include a copied trace below:
This happens for me with every faust application i have. I assume it's a faust print out, not kafka, or aiokafka related. |
The info ones here are deliberately turned on for debugging that worker, but I'm starting multiple workers in a single terminal. I can't imagine that's an issue. When all are set to
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I was reading through documentation and I came across this: https://faust-streaming.github.io/faust/reference/faust.utils.terminal.spinners.html I've never seen a spinner before in logs, but it looks like it's producing the patterns you see here, somehow. No other library that is a dependency of Faust, as far as I know, produces such an eccentric behavior. |
Checklist
master
branch of Faust.Steps to reproduce
Run a worker with
-l warn
Expected behavior
Only print warning and above
Actual behavior
Rather than suppress the entire output of info, it appears to print a <?> character (which I think represents a 😊)
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