adding context variables in python logs

Question

I am developping a python application and I would like to include a very detailed stack info in case of exceptions, including all local variables. This is what is done in Django

I have set up the Python (in Python 3) log and with logger.debug (' error in knitting ',exc_info = True, stack_info = True, extra = dicte) I get the stack trace but not the list of internal variables and their content. How can I do this?

what I would like to get is th following:

▼ Local vars Variable Value args

()

kwargs

{'tech_number': 108}

name

'get'

self

Could you please give an extended example of the input/output you are expecting? — Javier Enciso
– Javier Enciso, Commented Apr 21, 2019 at 23:00

Ke Zhang · Accepted Answer · 2019-04-21 22:53:29Z

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I don't really understand your question. But I think you could put whatever you want into extra as a python dict. Then you need

overwrite your record.message in function format
set format to your logger

Here is part of the code as example Link

answered Apr 21, 2019 at 22:53

Ke Zhang

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