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Bayesian optimization in PyTorch
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[Question] How can I see the debugging logs from `fit.py` ? #2506

Closed rashisht1 closed 1 month ago

rashisht1 commented 2 months ago

Question: How can I see the logging.DEBUG logs in fit.py for example here ? It seems that file uses logging module directly instead of the logger object from botorch.logging --- is this a bug ?

esantorella commented 2 months ago

I believe that the log messages should show up in your terminal if you add logger = logging.getLogger(); logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) at the beginning of a Python file you're running -- at least it works for me. If you're using a notebook, that may be trickier, as it appears that different IPython versions handle logging differently. If you still can't get it working, can you share a reproducible example of code that you believe should generate these logs, as well as the BoTorch version, Python version, and (if applicable) IPython version you're using?

As an aside, it took me way too long to figure out how to get the logs to show up myself, and I presume many of our users are using IPython notebooks, making this additionally difficult. We might consider getting rid of the logging.