Revert "[SPARK-47708][CONNECT] Do not log gRPC exception to stderr in PySpark #45878
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… PySpark" This reverts commit d87ac8e. Turns out the sparkconnect logger is disabled by default. This make us loose the ability to log the error message if required (by explicitly turning on the logger).
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@HyukjinKwon can we merge this revert please? I just made the SparkConnect worse - this logger is disabled by default, apologies. |
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thanks, merging to master! |
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This reverts commit d87ac8e.
Turns out the sparkconnect logger is disabled by default. This make us loose the ability to log the error message if required (by explicitly turning on the logger).
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