Fixed #14800 -- Suppressed WSGIRequestHandler message filtering #1897
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Filtering out static file requests in runserver has been judged arbitrary and can hide some debugging-related activity. Thanks Roy Smith for the report.
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| * Console logging of requests doesn't filter out requests for static files or | |||
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- All HTTP requests are logged to the console, including requests for static files or
favicon.icothat used to be filtered out.
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Filtering out static file requests in runserver has been judged
arbitrary and can hide some debugging-related activity.
Thanks Roy Smith for the report.