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🔴 Spawned workers fail before logging
On Linux with a fork default, enqueue=True creates a fork-context queue that the spawned pool cannot receive. context.Pool raises a SemLock context error before any worker logs.
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Loguru creates an enqueue=True multiprocessing queue using its configured multiprocessing context. The example creates that sink before selecting a spawn context for multiprocessing.Pool. On Linux installations whose default context is fork, Python refuses to pass the queue's fork-created synchronization primitives to spawn workers. The pool never starts, so the sample does not demonstrate shared worker logging.
Example: On Python 3.10 on Linux, multiprocessing.get_start_method() returns fork. The file sink gets a fork-context queue, but multiprocessing.get_context("spawn").Pool(...) tries to serialize it to a spawned worker and fails with a SemLock context error.
Recommended fix: Create context = multiprocessing.get_context("spawn") before the sink, then pass context=context to logger.add("logs/workers.log", enqueue=True, context=context). Keep the pool on that same context and validate the complete example on a Linux runtime whose default is fork.
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Fixed in the latest commit: the sink now gets context=context from the same spawn context as the pool. Reproduced the SemLock failure locally by forcing a fork default, and confirmed the fixed snippet writes all 8 worker lines.
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Covers the standard levels, logger vs handler levels and propagation, setting the level from argparse, LOG_LEVEL and dictConfig, per-module levels, custom levels and getLevelNamesMapping, and how levels interact with the OpenTelemetry LoggingHandler. Fixes the Python instrumentation doc, which suggested basicConfig after the handler is attached, where it is a no-op.
Short H1, five grouped sections, a diagram of how a record passes the logger level, propagates and meets each handler's level, level colors shared with Maple's severity palette, and highlighted code throughout. The ways to set the level sit in tabs; the OpenTelemetry section uses the LoggingHandler from opentelemetry-instrumentation-logging. LanguageTabs takes an optional storage group so non-language tabs don't overwrite the remembered language. The guide highlighter gains a console mode and more Python keywords.
Lead with what a level is, the five levels with an example each and how basicConfig sets one. Drop the numeric values, dictConfig, the -v flag, runtime switching and the propagation diagram; keep handler levels as one short section before OpenTelemetry.
Covers install, sinks with rotation/retention/compression, levels, formatting, serialize=True JSON, bind/contextualize, logger.catch, enqueue for async and multiprocessing, the InterceptHandler recipe, and a Loguru sink that forwards records to the OpenTelemetry LoggingHandler so logs keep their trace context.
… OpenTelemetry Six sections with a record-path diagram for the OpenTelemetry bridge, one color per system (Loguru, logging, OpenTelemetry) in badges, the diagram and code, script vs FastAPI/uvicorn tabs for the intercept, and highlighted code via the shared guide highlighter (adds json, python-logging, loguru-output).
Plain-words intro, copy buttons on every code block, and shorter sections: the multiprocessing, flat-JSON sink and uvicorn detours are gone, and the OpenTelemetry bridge rules move into code comments and one callout.
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…ng levels guide The OpenTelemetry section now installs, configures and runs a complete logs-only telemetry.py for any OTLP backend, with Maple as the example. Drop the severity mapping, shorten the basicConfig callout and add copy buttons to every code block.
A plain intro, install and first log line as one step, and an OpenTelemetry section with a complete telemetry.py, a run with real output and what the lines look like in Maple, without depending on the Python docs guide.
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Review comments at @apps/landing/src/pages/guides/loguru.astro:
- Line 552: Update the Loguru sink guidance to clarify that setting
diagnose=False on an added production sink does not secure the default terminal
sink; instruct readers to set LOGURU_DIAGNOSE=NO before importing Loguru or
remove and re-add the terminal sink with diagnose=False alongside each
production sink.
- Line 469: Update the `LOGURU_LEVEL` guidance in the sink example and the
repeated FAQ advice to clarify that `logger.add()` with an explicit `level` is
not affected by the environment variable; show an `add()` call without `level=`
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| <pre><code set:html={highlight(setLevelCode, "python-logging")} /></pre> | ||
| <pre class="pre-output"><code set:html={highlight(setLevelOutput, "loguru-output")} /></pre> | ||
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| <code>logger.remove()</code> with no arguments removes every sink. To change the level without touching code, start the app with the environment variable <code>LOGURU_LEVEL=INFO</code>. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Clarify when LOGURU_LEVEL changes the level.
If a reader uses the preceding example, LOGURU_LEVEL=INFO does not control its sink: logger.add(sys.stderr, level="INFO") sets the level explicitly. Loguru applies LOGURU_LEVEL only to sinks without an explicit level. Show an add() call without level=, or state that the environment variable does not override this example. The FAQ repeats the same advice. (loguru.readthedocs.io)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/pages/guides/loguru.astro at line 469:
Update the `LOGURU_LEVEL` guidance in the sink example and the repeated FAQ
advice to clarify that `logger.add()` with an explicit `level` is not affected
by the environment variable; show an `add()` call without `level=` if describing
how to use `LOGURU_LEVEL` to set the sink level.
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| <p class="guide-kicker">Hide variable values in production</p> | ||
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| They can contain passwords, tokens and customer data. Add production sinks with <code>diagnose=False</code>, or start the app with <code>LOGURU_DIAGNOSE=NO</code> for the default terminal sink. |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Secure the default terminal sink as well as added sinks.
If a reader follows the file-sink example and sets diagnose=False only on that added sink, Loguru's default terminal sink remains active. Exception output on that sink can still expose passwords, tokens, or customer data. Tell readers to set LOGURU_DIAGNOSE=NO before importing Loguru, or remove and re-add the terminal sink with diagnose=False alongside every production sink. (loguru.readthedocs.io)
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Review comment at @apps/landing/src/pages/guides/loguru.astro at line 552:
Update the Loguru sink guidance to clarify that setting diagnose=False on an
added production sink does not secure the default terminal sink; instruct
readers to set LOGURU_DIAGNOSE=NO before importing Loguru or remove and re-add
the terminal sink with diagnose=False alongside each production sink.
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Maple review🟢 Confidence 8/10 · likely safe to merge. Held at 8 because earlier reviews of this pull request found 2 defects. Adds the
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/guides/loguru: Loguru for Python, written for someone using it for the first time, from the first log line to sending logs to OpenTelemetry.What the page covers
pip install loguru, the first log line and an annotated output line.remove/add,LOGURU_LEVEL), a levels table, custom levels, a rotating log file, format strings.serialize=True, thenbind()andcontextualize()in one example.@logger.catchwith its variable-value traceback,logger.exception(), and a callout to turndiagnoseoff in production.InterceptHandlerfor library logs, and a short Loguru vs logging table.telemetry.py(endpoint, headers,service.name, tracer and logger providers, the Loguru bridge sink), how to point it at Maple or another backend, a run with real output, a callout on the two ways to lose the trace ID, and the Logs page in Maple with two screenshots. A closing line points to the Python guide for traces and metrics.Every code block has a copy button (output blocks don't), using the shared
bindCopyButtonsbinding and the docs'code-copylook.Search intent: people looking up Loguru want to install it and get a working setup quickly. The page leads with that and keeps each section short.
Code blocks use the shared
guide-highlight.ts, which gains three additive languages:json,python-logging(Loguru / logging / OpenTelemetry identifiers get their own classes) andloguru-output.Maple docs linked
/docs/guides/instrumentation-python/docs/explore/logsVerification
Every snippet on the page was run verbatim on Python 3.14 with loguru 0.7.3, opentelemetry-sdk 1.45.1, opentelemetry-exporter-otlp-proto-http 1.45.1 and opentelemetry-instrumentation-logging 0.66b1; output blocks are real output (the traceback ran in
python:3.14-slimat/srv/app).telemetry.pyandapp.pywere run verbatim against a local OpenTelemetry Collector (otel/opentelemetry-collector-contrib, OTLP/HTTP on 4318, only the endpoint changed): all four lines arrived with thePOST /checkouttrace ID,order_idas an attribute andcode.*attributes, and the span arrived too. Withintercept.pyimported first, a library log line arrived once; theurllib3tip hides the exporter's DEBUG lines.enqueue=Trueon the bridge exports an all-zero trace ID; a boundnamekey makesmakeRecordraise, so the line never reaches OpenTelemetry.LOGURU_LEVEL=INFOandLOGURU_DIAGNOSE=NObehave as described.Sources
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