add _levelNames to logging/__init__.py#1404
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| _levelNames = ... # type: Dict[int, str] |
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In Python 3.6, this doesn't exist; instead there is _levelToName. In Python 2.7 it does exist under this name, but it has both the int/str mapping and the reverse str/int mapping. I haven't checked earlier versions of Python 3, but do we really need this private name?
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I made _levelNames on Python 2 a plain dict (not: a |
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