Closed mjmucha closed 4 months ago
Do you need any verbose
arguments if you use 90% of them with log.info
anyway? I would claim this is the preferred way, because if users want verbose info, they should enable logging on debug level. But I am open to discussions.
I'm kinda used to implement some functions with verbose
arguments, due to how e.g. scikit-learn and other machine learning libraries are often structured. However, I really have no preference here and am open to changing the code.
Sounds like we need a third opinion @YannickDieter @leloup314 :D
I think one should stick to logging
for this use case. There is a reason scikit-learn
use a dedicated keyword argument for this but its overkill here.
The PR now uses purely logging
and should be ready for merging.
This PR includes mostly small refactoring changes. It also includes a fix in line 109 (query_identification() does not have the argument verbose anymore).