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There are (at least) three logging instances being created in the object_storage package, and that makes it a bit messy for callers to redirect logging to another logging instance owned by the caller. It would be nicer if object_storage.__init__.py created a singleton that the rest of the library used. Then replacing the logging instance would be as simple as reassigning the top level logger with the callers logger.
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There are (at least) three logging instances being created in the object_storage package, and that makes it a bit messy for callers to redirect logging to another logging instance owned by the caller. It would be nicer if
object_storage.__init__.py
created a singleton that the rest of the library used. Then replacing the logging instance would be as simple as reassigning the top level logger with the callers logger.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: