OPENAI_LOG has no effect when okhttp level is also specified

[stargazer33]

--

[stargazer33]

I was wrong: just discovered this:

okhttp3.level=WARNING
okhttp3.internal.level=WARNING

in my logging configuration

[TomerAberbach]

Interesting, thanks for the report!

Does that configuration you pasted override our configuration? If so, then maybe I could look into logging a warning when they're both specified. Or at least including a note in the readme or something

[stargazer33]

Does that configuration you pasted override our configuration? If so, then maybe I could look into logging a warning...

OK, what I see on console is this:

...
<6> okhttp3.OkHttpClient           --> POST http://localhost:11434/v1/chat/completions http/1.1
<6> okhttp3.OkHttpClient           Authorization: ██
<6> okhttp3.OkHttpClient           User-Agent: OpenAIClientImpl/Java 1.8.0_431
...

It means: ACTUALLY it is okhttp3.OkHttpClient class that using java.util.logging API to write logs.
And java.util.logging is quite a flexible thing: it CAN be customized/configured, and I customized and configured it as I need.
The missing date/time and this <6> in the log output - this is result of my customization

And, I configured in my logging.properties (config file for java.util.logging) this:

okhttp3.level=WARNING

You can configure logging levels per package/class.
I did this because some other component of my program used OkHttpClient and was logging TOO much, so I limited it (only warnings)

It turns out: openai client write logs using the SAME class name.
Well, it use the same library (okhttp3).
Is it clear?

Well, I would suggest the following:

1. Short term: do nothing :-)
   Well, you can add to your README something like
   "when enabling logging - check configuration of your logging framework, ensure okhttp3.OkHttpClient is NOT disabled in your settings"

2. Long term, low priority ( pls fix missing Javadoc/sources first!!! ) feature: investigate how to write logs under "openai" package name instead of "okhttp3".

When you writing logs using "openai" package name: you do not need that proprietary OPENAI_LOG env. variable:
users of your library will configure logging of "com.openai..." using existing configuration of their logging framework - like with any other good Java library )))