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It does not directly answer your question, but can't you do something like: logger = logging.getLogger("flask") # Or whatever web app framework you're using
logger.setLevel(logging.CRITICAL) # Basically mutes the logger of the 'flask' module |
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in my individual case I can, but I'm looking for something universal, especially since I don't want to mute it, I just want to display messages safely (writing to the host command line from another thread is not safe). |
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I can add a mutex in stdout_redirector, would that help? |
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Can you use my logic in |
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try Commit 2ca12c0 |
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my test import concurrent.futures
from threading import current_thread
def threadID(n):
print(current_thread().name, n)
return current_thread().name
@Ap.Command()
def doitfast():
try:
res = None
with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=8) as executor:
results = executor.map(threadID, range(16))
res = set(results)
# print(res)
except Exception as err:
traceback.print_exception(err)output: |
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It seems to work very well 🚀 |
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Cool, we’ll need to keep an eye on it. |
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I wonder if we can somehow protect stdout from being written to from other threads.
For example, I run an http server that MUST run in a separate thread, I have no influence on whether the http library will use
logger.warning(...), which by default writes to stdout.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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