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Improvement of logging for end-user in jupyter environment #9

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laurianvm opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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Improvement of logging for end-user in jupyter environment #9

laurianvm opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 2 comments
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@laurianvm
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laurianvm commented Feb 27, 2024

E.g. when malformed queries in ./notebooks/queries are executed within a jupyter notebook they currently run but return no result.
As an end-user, it would be handy if an error / warning is raised in the jupyter environment in this case.

exception raising for:

  • malformed queries
  • when input files are not found
  • empty results
  • ...

also about the access to logging in the different environments
(where, topic, ...)

@laurianvm laurianvm added the enhancement New feature or request label Feb 27, 2024
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quite a number of aspects to consider:

  • consider what the source/trigger of the logging actually is (meaning a running background service, like sembench vs ipynb stuff)
  • actually producing sensible logging
  • configuring docker-compose to actually direct all logging (now in the console) to files
  • making those files accessible in the ipynb environment

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lets have this wait on #25

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