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Python logging is pretty amazingly flexible, and allows us to emit to arbitrary logging domains so that a consumer can direct log output with specificity. Turning on HTTP debug logging currently produces an avalanche of output, when sometimes just seeing that the requests were made and responded to is perfectly fine. Split the loggers used into four - one for request ids, one for request commands, one for response headers and one for response body content. Make them subloggers of keystoneauth.session so that if a user does nothing, their existing logging config will be unchanged. If someone passes in a logger, behave as before logging all things to the provided logger. While we're at it, document this in the using-sessions document, so that people know that the loggers exist and what they do. NOTE: The tox (>=1.7.0) by default sets a random python hash seed which causes ordering of dicts and sets to be different between tests runs. Disabled the random python hash seed by setting PYTHONHASHSEED=0 to fix the random failure of below test: keystoneauth1.tests.unit.test_session.SessionAuthTests. test_split_loggers The PYTHONHASHSEED=0 is removed in the followup patch so that we can separate the tracking down of ordering issues in tests from this patch. Change-Id: Ide7dac8adf5c76c9019c35867cda632aff39770f |
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