How to use get_stderr_level method in autotest

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test_logger.py

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...60 logs = LogConfig.config61 logs.logger_set = True62 logs.set_level("DEBUG")63def test_set_stderr_level():64 stderr_level = logger.get_stderr_level()65 assert stderr_level == 35, "Default stderr copying level is 35, found " + str(stderr_level)66 logger.set_stderr_level("DEBUG")67 stderr_level = logger.get_stderr_level()68 assert stderr_level == 10, "Log level should be 10. Found: " + str(stderr_level)69 logger.set_stderr_level("INFO")70 stderr_level = logger.get_stderr_level()71 assert stderr_level == 20, "Log level should be 20. Found: " + str(stderr_level)72 logger.set_stderr_level("WARNING")73 stderr_level = logger.get_stderr_level()74 assert stderr_level == 30, "Log level should be 30. Found: " + str(stderr_level)75 logger.set_stderr_level("MANAGER_WARNING")76 stderr_level = logger.get_stderr_level()77 assert stderr_level == 35, "Log level should be 35. Found: " + str(stderr_level)78 logger.set_stderr_level("ERROR")79 stderr_level = logger.get_stderr_level()80 assert stderr_level == 40, "Log level should be 40. Found: " + str(stderr_level)81 logger.set_level("ERROR")82 logger_test = logging.getLogger("libensemble")83 logger_test.manager_warning("This test message should not log")84# Need setup/​teardown here to kill loggers if running file without pytest85# Issue: cannot destroy loggers and they are set up in other unit tests.86# Partial solution: either rename the file so it is the first unit test, or87# move this unit test to its own directory.88if __name__ == "__main__":89 test_set_log_level()90 # test_change_log_level()91 test_set_filename()...

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__init__.py

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1# Copyright (c) 2020 6WIND S.A.2# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause3from .change import (4 Change,5 ChangeCreated,6 ChangeDeleted,7 ChangeModified,8 ChangeMoved,9 update_config_cache,10)11from .connection import SysrepoConnection12from .errors import (13 SysrepoCallbackFailedError,14 SysrepoCallbackShelveError,15 SysrepoError,16 SysrepoExistsError,17 SysrepoInternalError,18 SysrepoInvalArgError,19 SysrepoLockedError,20 SysrepoLyError,21 SysrepoNomemError,22 SysrepoNotFoundError,23 SysrepoOperationFailedError,24 SysrepoSysError,25 SysrepoTimeOutError,26 SysrepoUnauthorizedError,27 SysrepoUnsupportedError,28 SysrepoValidationFailedError,29)30from .util import configure_logging, get_stderr_level, get_syslog_level31from .value import (32 AnyData,33 AnyXML,34 Binary,35 Bits,36 Bool,37 Container,38 ContainerPresence,39 Decimal64,40 Enum,41 IdentityRef,42 InstanceId,43 Int8,44 Int16,45 Int32,46 Int64,47 LeafEmpty,48 List,49 String,50 UInt8,51 UInt16,52 UInt32,53 UInt64,54 Value,55)56__all__ = [57 "SysrepoConnection",58 "Change",59 "ChangeCreated",60 "ChangeDeleted",61 "ChangeModified",62 "ChangeMoved",63 "SysrepoError",64 "SysrepoCallbackFailedError",65 "SysrepoCallbackShelveError",66 "SysrepoExistsError",67 "SysrepoInternalError",68 "SysrepoInvalArgError",69 "SysrepoLockedError",70 "SysrepoLyError",71 "SysrepoNomemError",72 "SysrepoNotFoundError",73 "SysrepoOperationFailedError",74 "SysrepoSysError",75 "SysrepoTimeOutError",76 "SysrepoUnauthorizedError",77 "SysrepoUnsupportedError",78 "SysrepoValidationFailedError",79 "AnyData",80 "AnyXML",81 "Binary",82 "Bits",83 "Bool",84 "Container",85 "ContainerPresence",86 "Decimal64",87 "Enum",88 "IdentityRef",89 "InstanceId",90 "Int16",91 "Int32",92 "Int64",93 "Int8",94 "LeafEmpty",95 "List",96 "String",97 "UInt16",98 "UInt32",99 "UInt64",100 "UInt8",101 "Value",102 "update_config_cache",103 "configure_logging",104 "get_syslog_level",105 "get_stderr_level",...

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debug.py

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...11def debug_iter(iterator: Iterable[T],12 *args,13 display_current: Optional[str] = None,14 position: int = None, **kwargs) -> Iterable[T]:15 if logutils.get_stderr_level() not in ["TRACE", "DEBUG"]:16 yield from iterator17 return18 print(CF.MAGENTA, end='\r')19 kwargs.pop("dynamic_ncols", None)20 if display_current is not None:21 with tqdm.tqdm(iterator, *args, **kwargs, dynamic_ncols=True, position=position) as t:22 for result in t:23 t.set_postfix({display_current: result})24 yield result25 t.set_postfix({})26 else:27 yield from tqdm.tqdm(iterator, *args, **kwargs, dynamic_ncols=True, position=position)28 if position is None or position == 0:29 print(CS.RESET_ALL, end='\r')

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