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logging_best_practices
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IFInconsistent logging with print/printd calls scattered throughout the codebase, making debugging and production monitoring difficult.
THENReplace all print and printd calls (except in CLI) with a singular parent logger. Follow Python logging best practices for libraries, including proper handler configuration and NullHandler for library packages.
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IFCodebase uses inconsistent logging with print statements and multiple loggers.
THENReplace all print and printd calls (except in CLI) with a single parent logger. Follow Python logging library best practices: create a module-level logger, use NullHandler in libraries, and add handlers only in applications.
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