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Core: update requirements #2716
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Hm, wanted to make sure colorama is still working, but turns out Jinja, platformdirs and cython looks safe. |
In what way is it not working for you? Seems fine on Windows 10. |
I only get "logging started" and 3 warnings for options api in the terminal and nothing else after that. |
@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@ | |||
colorama>=0.4.5 | |||
colorama>=0.4.6 |
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colorama>=0.4.6 | |
colorama>=0.4.5 |
possibly broken on linux?
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Nothing to do with colorama.
logger.info()
simply does not print to stdout for me, but print()
and logger.error()
does. host.yaml
says loglevel: "info"
, so that should be fine? Any ideas?
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No. I guess you could breakpoint into the log function and see where it goes wrong? Again, on my system it all works fine.
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Turns out if I add
logger.setLevel(logging.INFO)
right after
logger = logging.getLogger("Client")
I get messages. So it seems like logging.getLogger()
has a separate minimum logging level?
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Tested latest colorama on Linux with #2846
What is this fixing or adding?
updates various modules
How was this tested?
tested kivy on Python 3.12, didn't test much else yet.
If this makes graphical changes, please attach screenshots.