'quart.app' vs 'app' for log level configuration via dictConfig

[cheeseypi]

Per the quart documentation, logging configuration can be provided by configuring a logger called 'quart.app' via dictConfig. However, I've found that the log level pulled from current_app.logger uses the name 'app', rather than 'quart.app', and can therefore only be configured by setting 'app' up in dictConfig.

Example:
I would expect a configuration that looks like this:

to configure current_app.logger with a log level of INFO, per your documentation, but it actually sets that logger to WARN, since it's using 'app'

Environment:

• Python version: 3.10.13
• Quart version: 0.19.4

[genevieve-me]

Thanks very much for figuring this out, I was about to give up on quart because I just could not get logging to work.

Trying to crudely figure out the correct logger name with

loggers = [logging.getLogger(name) for name in logging.root.manager.loggerDict]

I only got

<Logger quart.app (DEBUG)>, <Logger quart (WARNING)>

(where the former was created by my attempt to follow the docs). I suppose I checked too early in execution when the app logger had not yet been created, and the quart logger is not used for app-level logging.