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Go's logging framework is bad: there is no way to differ between log levels, or be able to tell where a log came from. By default we treat logs to the default logger as warnings. However, we just introduced fingerprint logging in pgk/fetching. This specific log line then appears as a warning in the log, when it actually is just info. Potential fixes include:
Global package-level logger variable (the usual suspect)
Object-level logger variable (kinda bonkers because you can end up having to provide it very often)
Some interface that someone made (ugh)
Some interface that we made (NIH)
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Go's logging framework is bad: there is no way to differ between log levels, or be able to tell where a log came from. By default we treat logs to the default logger as warnings. However, we just introduced fingerprint logging in
pgk/fetching
. This specific log line then appears as a warning in the log, when it actually is just info. Potential fixes include:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: