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Deprecations

Enabling Deprecation Warnings

Deprecation warnings are handled by the same warning system as Python using the warnings library. To enable warning, set the PYTHONWARNINGS environment variable.
export PYTHONWARNINGS=once
Python warnings should always be enabled for unit tests. Pytest, the default testing framework for Cement generated projects, enables this by default.

Cement v3.0.8

3.0.8-1

The environment variable CEMENT_FRAMEWORK_LOGGING is being deprecated in favor of CEMENT_LOG.
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Usage:
export CEMENT_LOG=1
myapp {command, options, etc}
Setting CEMENT_LOG=1 will set App.Meta.framework_logging = True.
Support for CEMENT_FRAMEWORK_LOGGING will be removed in Cement v3.2.0.

3.0.8-2

In Cement v3.0.x, the default for App.Meta.framework_logging is True, however framework logging is only triggered if the --debug option is passed at the command-line. The --debug option was previously hard-coded, but is now configurable and therefore should no longer be used to toggle framework logging.
In Cement 3.2.0, the logic of App.Meta.framework_logging will be repurposed, or removed. The plan, currently, is that --debug will only toggle the logging level and App.Meta.debug but not toggle Cement framework logging. One thought is that App.Meta.framework_logging could trigger framework/extensions to use the App logger, once it is available (instead of MinimalLogger everywhere).
As of 3.0.8, you can use CEMENT_LOG=1 (environment variable) instead of --debug for the same functionality.
FIXME: Exact details to be determined.
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