In flite.py, which is included in epitran.py and therefore in __init_\.py for the whole package the following line is found:
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.CRITICAL)
This sets the logging for the entire program / module and leads to very surprising behavior and difficulty in debugging. Is there a reason for this call? Ideally it can be removed or replaced with some equivalent that does not impact the overall program level. Really I don't think a library should be setting this type of configuration since the library users will have the context on how the logging should be configured.
In flite.py, which is included in epitran.py and therefore in __init_\.py for the whole package the following line is found:
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.CRITICAL)This sets the logging for the entire program / module and leads to very surprising behavior and difficulty in debugging. Is there a reason for this call? Ideally it can be removed or replaced with some equivalent that does not impact the overall program level. Really I don't think a library should be setting this type of configuration since the library users will have the context on how the logging should be configured.