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redex-ai / django-scheduler

A calendaring app for Django.
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REDEX #10

Open redex-ai opened 9 months ago

redex-ai commented 9 months ago

Add logs in one python file

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redex-ai-powered-okr-tool[bot] commented 9 months ago

Based on the provided context and the task requirement to add logs to one Python file, here are some clarification questions that are relevant to backend development:

  1. Which specific Python file requires the addition of logging functionality? Can you provide the file path?

  2. What is the desired logging level (e.g., DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL) for the messages that will be logged?

  3. Are there specific events or actions within the file that should trigger the logging, such as function entry/exit points, exceptions, or significant state changes?

  4. Should the logging be implemented using Python's built-in logging module, or is there a preferred third-party logging library or framework that should be used?

  5. Is there an existing logging configuration (e.g., log file location, log format, rotation policy) that should be adhered to, or do we need to define a new configuration?

  6. Should the logs be output to the console, a file, a remote logging server, or a combination of these?

  7. Are there any performance considerations to keep in mind when implementing the logging, such as minimizing the impact on the application's response time?

  8. Is there a requirement for contextual information to be included in the logs, such as user information, request data, or timestamps?

  9. Do we need to provide a way to dynamically adjust the logging level at runtime, for example, through an admin interface or configuration file?

  10. Are there any compliance or security requirements for the logs, such as masking sensitive information or ensuring the logs are tamper-evident?

  11. Is there a preferred method for handling and storing logs in the current infrastructure, such as integration with monitoring tools or log aggregation services?

  12. Should the logging implementation be extensible to allow for additional logging in other parts of the application in the future?

These questions aim to gather all necessary information to implement the logging requirement accurately and in line with the existing backend architecture and standards.

redex-ai commented 9 months ago

You can choose any file that you want