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logging_configuration
observability-logging-configuratio-when-using-a-library-that-calls-logging-basicconfi-b742b7e6
IFWhen using a library that calls logging.basicConfig, your own logging.basicConfig call may have no effect.
THENAdd the `force=True` parameter to your logging.basicConfig call to override previous configuration. Alternatively, configure logging before importing the library to avoid the conflict.
Tier 170%
logging_configuration
observability-logging-configuratio-importing-a-library-that-calls-logging-basicconfig-7bce82b2
IFImporting a library that calls logging.basicConfig at import time overrides the application's own logging settings, causing log overflow or loss of custom configuration.
THENRemove the call to logging.basicConfig from the library's code, or use force=True in the library's basicConfig call to allow subsequent reconfiguration by the application. This prevents interference with the host application's logging behavior.
Tier 170%
logging_configuration
observability-logging-configuratio-request-response-data-not-displayed-in-litellm-ui--3bc30e47
IFRequest/Response data not displayed in LiteLLM UI despite setting store_prompts_in_spend_logs: true
THENMount a config.yaml file with general_settings containing store_model_in_db: true and store_prompts_in_spend_logs: true, and ensure the container runs with --config=/app/config.yaml. Rebuild the container after mounting to apply the configuration properly. Do not rely solely on environment variables as they may not propagate correctly in Docker/Kubernetes.
Tier 170%
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