Setting Elara's verbosity to true runs the program with logging level DEBUG.
In some environments, this causes extraneous outputs from 3rd party libraries. One potential reason for this is that the verbosity is set at for the logging module, rather than the elara's own object loggers.
Setting Elara's verbosity to
true
runs the program with logging level DEBUG.In some environments, this causes extraneous outputs from 3rd party libraries. One potential reason for this is that the verbosity is set at for the logging module, rather than the elara's own object loggers.
https://github.com/arup-group/elara/blob/dc94c92ebc4b62466a17cee1b435dc04bd0af65a/elara/main.py#L622
However, this behaviour is also not universal which contradicts the above hypothesis.
Example: