Do you have any plans to release 2.3 version of your incredable project?

[VladAdGad]

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[sighalt]

All features of the release branch 2.3 are merged into version 2.4,which is available via pip. Unfortunate I can't remember why I skipped 2.3.

[VladAdGad]

I see. https://pypi.org/project/logdecorator/
But why then I don't see 2.4 as a branch or tag in this repo? I mean you have done a tremendous job and worry about that you abandoned project or not. I have plan to contribute if I see something.

And I have a struggle with understanding log_exception and log_on_error. I tried PoC and didn't see any difference. Could you explain more please?

[sighalt]

Thank you for your nice words. I can assure you that I have no plans to abandon this project. I see it as feature complete at the moment though. But if there are good any features, I would not hesitate to merge or implement them.

However, it seems like I forgot to tag 2.4. But the master branch actually is the same code as 2.4.

log_on_error is invoked when an exception is raised, but uses the "normal" logging under the hood. In contrast to that, log_exception uses logging.exception for logging, which also provides information about the exception (See https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging.Logger.exception).
Here is an example, which should make the difference more clear:

>>> import logging
>>> try:
...     a = 1/0
... except:
...     logging.error("Some log message")
... 
ERROR:root:Some log message
>>> try:
...     a = 1/0
... except:
...     logging.exception("Some log message")
... 
ERROR:root:Some log message
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 2, in <module>
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero

[VladAdGad]

Thank you. Now I see!

[VladAdGad]

Can you have a look at my pull request please? #20

[sighalt]

@VladAdGad will do so.

[ncwhale]

Put this example in document may be better for user who use it for first time.